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Ken_Griffiths
July 1, 2024

@GARYP74,
Whilst I agree, in part, with @GuitarSuperstar here, I may sometimes use the Roam 2 to sometimes listen to the TV audio whilst in the garden. So to perhaps help eliminate the ‘crackles’ and audio drops that you mention, perhaps try this…

Goto the Arc room settings in the new Sonos App and increase the ‘Group Audio Delay’ buffer to a higher setting and see if that perhaps resolves the issue for you.

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Lead Maestro
July 1, 2024

It’s generally not a good idea to group the Roam with the Arc while playing TV audio. Not only will this connection be unreliable, but you will also likely experience a slight audio delay from the grouped Roam.

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Ken_Griffiths
July 1, 2024

@GARYP74,
Whilst I agree, in part, with @GuitarSuperstar here, I may sometimes use the Roam 2 to sometimes listen to the TV audio whilst in the garden. So to perhaps help eliminate the ‘crackles’ and audio drops that you mention, perhaps try this…

Goto the Arc room settings in the new Sonos App and increase the ‘Group Audio Delay’ buffer to a higher setting and see if that perhaps resolves the issue for you.

GARYP74Author
Contributor I
July 1, 2024

thx @GuitarSuperstar will try this.

GARYP74Author
Contributor I
July 1, 2024

Worked @GuitarSuperstar .  Thx so much.  Just needed 113ms