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Why is it that any question I ask as a new topic has to be reviewed by a moderator? Wasn’t like that before.
My favorite way to listen to music in the Spotify app is the artist page, where it shows all of my liked songs from that particular artist. I do not see a way to do this in the Spotify integration in the Sonos app.For example, I want to go to a page that has all the Luke Combs songs I have liked in Spotify.
My room is not symmetric enough to obtain great results using TruePlay. The system is Arc-Sub3-ERA 300s. The problem is the room is open on the right side so no reflections off the wall on that side. This makes it sound as if the right surround speaker is lower in gain. It would be nice to be able to boost the gain just a bit on the right surround 300. I know if you run TruePlay you loose the option to set distances. Not sure changing the distance of the right surround would work to increase gain. I believe that’s more of a timing adjustment.
Would it be possible to add the option to turn ON/OFF Shuffle-Repeat-Crossfade to the IOS Shortcuts Sonos interface?
Hello Sonos Support Team,I'm writing to share some feedback regarding my Sonos Era 100 speaker, which I've been enjoying overall, but I'd like to suggest a few improvements that I believe would enhance the listening experience for many users.1. Next/Previous Navigation for Radio FavoritesCurrently, the physical "< >" (skip forward/back) buttons on the Era 100 do not support navigating between favorited radio stations or stations within a Sonos Radio collection. I would love to see this functionality added, so that pressing these buttons while listening to a radio station would move to the next or previous station saved in my Favorites (or within a specific Sonos Radio collection), rather than being limited to track skipping within music playlists/queues only. This would make it much easier to quickly browse through preferred radio stations without needing to pull out a phone and navigate the app.2. One-Tap Playback for Radio Stations, Playlists, and SongsAt the moment, starting p
I want to start by making it clear that I am not a Sonos newby. I have had the system get several years probably too many to mention. I have like a lot of users put up with the shall we say quirks of the system for years. My frustration has known no bounds. What brings me to type today? That old frustration!!! After years fighting with sky I have today changed to EE full fibre supposedly lightning fast. I spent about 50 minutes moving 5 of my devices to the new network then came a problem. The app froze and I had to close everything down. I rebooted and could only find one device, silly thing is it’s the one that gets used the least. Eventually I found a second and that’s where the story ends. Despite lot’s of resets reboots etc I can’t find the rest reboots galore!!!! I will have to try when I calm down. SONOS TAKE NOTE!!! Sort it out so that a change of network is not a nightmare!!!!!!
HiI'm one of those who is tired at the morning. Like verry, verry tired and a large bit more tired 😅One of few things that help is to be forced to go out of bed to stop the alarm. So for those like me it would be verry nice with a setting that the alarm only can be stopped by pushing button on the physical device (speaker).I guess it would be good if it's possible to stop the alarm somehow in the app in case forget to turn it off before go to bathroom etc. But then somewhere "hard to find" in the app, not something doable in half sleep.Thank you again in advanceAmund
A note to people with mixed S1 & S2 systems. Do what I did an move over to Lyrion as control and carry on using your S1 and S2 kit. Requires running Lyrion (LMS) on your NAS or separate device pc or Raspberry Pi. The advantage is being able to run a mixed environment. I have Primare Prisma, Raspberry Pi based Picore and several Sonos devices operating under one control system. Takes a bit of tweaking but avoids getting rid of S1 kit, plus keeps you from running insecure network protocols for the S1. Just treat it as a Upnp render end point.
You need to simplify your upgrade program...It makes no sense and is annoying.
It was an absolute nightmare trying to tap that tiny circle and drag it across the volume bar. Taps wouldn’t register, the button was unreasonably small, and overall the volume slider has been a point of contention for users for a long time. Now that it’s updated so you can tap and drag from anywhere on the volume bar I’m so happy I had to log in here and just say THANK YOU! Amazing what a small change can do to dramatically improve the user experience.
@Tom Conrad This is feedback, not good or bad, right or wrong; just my opinion. First I’ll date myself, was excited to think about replacing some of my oldest speakers, Play 1’s or One SLsSpent about 20-30 minutes trying to get the discount the work. Never thought based on the EMAIL received that the T&C’s would limit the devices when my only upgrade path was to go to ERA 100’s. T&Cs should be for things like timing. If you are going to limit eligible speakers then mention that. Sonos wasted my time I can’t even get the 15% right now. Be transparent in your sales please. You've got a 30% off credit Ready to upgrade your setup? Now's your chance. For a limited time, your 15% off credit is now worth double. Your discount will apply automatically at checkout.
Hello, hopefully someone at SONOS sees this. As it’s impossible to use the iphone physical buttons for volume control (I can understand the problem with this) Sonos are recommending e.g. using the physical buttons on ROAM. However these sound effects are very off putting.Please can you offer the option to disable sound effects on this?Thank you
I would like to make a feature request:When an attempt to add an album or track(s) to a Sonos Playlist that already contains that content give a warning as such. Give the option to add again or not add.
Hi people I have received email form community@sonos.com that I got private message form One of Administrators its that I have received prize : apple air iPad he never replied to my query though that’s why Iam here . is this spam ? Anyone had this kind of experience with Sonos? they want my details and 13$ shipping costs thanks for any help
I just received a message from a new account with no posts, Administrator_Jason, offering a free iPad. The message contains a link that looks like it is from Sonos.com but it is to presentnow.com. This has all the red flags of a scam. Just a warning to be careful about what you click on, even here. Mark
Hi, I keep getting private messages from a scammers called Administrator Hollis, offering ipads, can someone delete him, Plus how did my userid get outside the community?Can someone delete him?Thanks
Received an e-mail purportedly from an ‘administrator’ stating I had won an iPad 11” tablet. To claim the offer some personal details are requested, plus a shipment payment. Clearly I did not proceed with this action.I would like to report this ‘person’ as records show he join date of today and zero history of previous activity.
Did anyone else get a fish “private message” from StarryJourney?
Is this correct? I was just looking at my account to see what upgrade reductions I could get and then followed the sonos link to the shop (whilst still logged in to my account) and all the prices were in dollars not pounds.
It is time for Sonos to enter the sports arena in a big way. I offered a concept to Sonos a few weeks back about adding the function of an intercom/two-way communication system within the Sonos offerings; they responded with interest, excited interest. So here I am again, only this time we want to hit a walk-off home run for the entire Sonos family. I’m an inventor myself, so I love to think out of the box, and Sonos suggested I start here, involving everyone so we can cover this concept from all positions.My grandson plays baseball like many of our family members do. They added this thing, when the player approaches the plate: They call out their name and play a short theme song...super cool stuff. They use a suitcase size roll around speaker (Bluetooth), connected to a device that they can select the appropriate audio files, etc.Sonos...can anyone hear me on this?!Sonos designs a speaker, that snaps into this mobile device; this way when you are home, you can use the speaker elsewher
Old Sonos user, been through multiple generations of product.I thought Sonos went to hell when they rolled out their new app (and, they did...), but thankfully there are some third party apps out there that actually work, even if it’s a bit rude to have to pay a monthly subscription just to have a decent app for the speakers I already paid for.But today I needed to update the wifi settings on my system - new router, new SSID. I have updated about 40 IoT devices in about 2 hours. Why the hell did Sonos take an hour to update a small handful of speakers, and even then, I have to factory reset half my system.Absolute trash. Will never buy another Sonos product or recommend to anyone ever again.
As I understand it, once OSX no longer supports Intel apps, there will be no desktop app for Mac. The desktop app has persistent access to the queue regardless of what content is currently being played. The mobile app and the web player only have access to the queue if one is playing tracks from your music library. In the case of the mobile app, the queue icon isn’t even present. In the case of the web player, the icon is present but is greyed out/non-functional. I recognize that playing a local music library is probably only done by a minority of Sonos users but that community is not exactly zero either so if the desktop app is going to be discontinued, it would behoove Sonos to provide similar capabilities in one way or another. Given that the queue icon isn’t even presented in the mobile app, perhaps the simplest thing to do would be to fix it in the web player.Further, the desktop app allowed one to select multiple tracks for deletion from the queue with a single action. The
This might sound like a strange question, but I realized the other day that I almost never just sit and listen to music anymore.Most of the time my Sonos speakers are playing while I'm working, cooking, or cleaning. I can't remember the last time I put on an album, sat on the couch, and listened without doing anything else.Has anyone else noticed this? Or do you still make time for dedicated listening sessions?If you do, I'd love to know what kind of music pulls you in enough to put your phone down for an hour.
This is something I didn't expect.Before I upgraded my setup, I mostly listened to playlists in the background. Since getting my Sonos speakers, I've started going back to albums I hadn't listened to in years, and I'm noticing little details that I completely missed before.It's even changed the kind of music I put on. Some songs that never stood out with earbuds suddenly sound amazing through decent speakers.
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