My TruePlay tuning just stops at this screen and does not play test tones since I updated the speakers to V17.1
Best answer by Rhonny
I suspect it’s a simple fix:
Turn it all off (quit app, turn off router and speakers at the wall).
Leave five mins.
Turn the router on, let it fully boot up
Turn on each speaker in turn, booting fully.
Then re-open the app.
Try Trueplay again.
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All the speakers are connected and can be manually adjusted on the app (EQ, surround volume and all)
I pulled all the plugs for about 10 minutes, also installed the app on my iPad, and tried again.. same result. i will try ungrouping to see if they will tune individually.
Turns out I was the problem all along. i decided to upgrade to the beta version of the new iPhone OS26. guess there are still a lot of bugs to fix. installed on my wife’s phone with the regular OS, and the tuning worked.
Sonos doesn’t support iOS betas, so features may or may not work. Once Apple have officially released the new iOS publicly, there can still be some development time until Trueplay is supported on the new iOS version.
I’m now having the same problem after the app update. Mine won’t work even after reboots. Seriously, Sonos, get your stuff together. Small bugs like this simply SHOULD NOT EXIST in a public release.
The OP had installed the iOS 26 beta which caused this. It was not a Sonos bug.
Have you also installed the iOS beta at all?
Are you trying to run Trueplay while speakers are grouped?
I’ve not seen anyone else having this issue so, whilst it must be frustrating, I’m not sure it’s a Sonos bug and perhaps there is another reason for this at your end.
I truePlayed two different ‘Arc’ rooms yesterday, while being up to date (no betas) both with Sonos and my iPhone. No issues at all. Something must be different on @nick776 ‘s system.