Hi @RAWC
Thanks. Things are making more sense to me now - I understood the Beam to be playing music, but I now understand it is just showing the last-played music in the queue, as TV input does not replace the queue.
Your Beam seems to be having an issue with it’s memory, and is rebooting it’s software as a result. When it does this, it forgets that it was playing TV, and the Now Playing screen will show what was last queued-up (but doesn’t play it - correct?).
As the Beam is your only Sonos product, please be aware that what we need to do to try to resolve this will result in a loss of any saved favourites and playlists, and of your services - in fact, your Sonos system will need to be set up from scratch.
Please perform the following steps:
- Open the Sonos app and go to User icon » App Preferences » Reset App » Reset. The app will exit.
- Factory reset the Beam by following the instructions on our Factory reset your Sonos product help page exactly. You should end up with a flashing green light on the Beam.
- Next, please open the Sonos app, skip past the introduction and opt to set up a new Sonos system. You can use your existing Sonos account to do so.
- The app should find the Beam and set it up for you - please complete all setup steps.
Hopefully, the Beam will now behave - if it does not, I recommend that you get in touch with our technical support team to look into your replacement options. I suggest you point the agent you speak to to this thread to avoid repeating any steps.
I hope this helps.
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