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Stanley_4
Stanley_4Answer
Grand Maestro
November 20, 2023

Static/reserved IP addresses followed by a full Sonos and network reboot does solve a lot of hard to debug issues.

It may or may not solve yours but as it is a quick and easy thing to do and eliminates it as an issue I’d sure doing it before anything else. I did years ago and it fixed my glitches.

 

Forgot to mention: Don’t try using Ethernet to a Surround or Sub, that isn’t a good option, stick to primary speakers.

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nik9669a
Senior Virtuoso
November 19, 2023

If you can easily run an Ethernet cable to your Beam, give it a try and see if it solves the issue. 
 

You might also try setting fixed ip addresses for your devices. 

    PlummerTowers
    PlummerTowersAuthor
    Contributor I
    November 19, 2023

    Thanks for the reply I can’t get an Ethernet to the beam but I can to one of my many SL speakers and if I’m honest i would have no idea how to set a fixed it address 

    PlummerTowers
    PlummerTowersAuthor
    Contributor I
    November 19, 2023

    So I use eero mesh and I can assign each speaker a fixed ip address would this help solve the issue 

     

    Stanley_4
    Stanley_4Answer
    Grand Maestro
    November 20, 2023

    Static/reserved IP addresses followed by a full Sonos and network reboot does solve a lot of hard to debug issues.

    It may or may not solve yours but as it is a quick and easy thing to do and eliminates it as an issue I’d sure doing it before anything else. I did years ago and it fixed my glitches.

     

    Forgot to mention: Don’t try using Ethernet to a Surround or Sub, that isn’t a good option, stick to primary speakers.

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