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Contributor I
November 30, 2024

Connecting multiple speakers thru wifi

Having issues using 2 Sonos roams at the same time.   Both “connect” but music will only play from one, when I try to apply changes for both to play, then sound goes away on both speakers, until I revert back to only one playing 

 

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Senior Virtuoso
November 30, 2024

Are they on wifi or Bluetooth?
If on wifi, are you trying to group them, to play the same source? If so, get the source playing on one, and then add the other to the group. 
Or, please explain more clearly what you want to do. 

Pools-3015
Prodigy I
November 30, 2024

I hate to ask, but can you post what your network consists of? It may be a simple configuration change that you need to get things working as it should.

SixoneohAuthor
Contributor I
November 30, 2024

Are they on wifi or Bluetooth?
If on wifi, are you trying to group them, to play the same source? If so, get the source playing one one, and then add the other to the group. 
Or, please explain more clearly what you want to do. 

It’s  giving the same problem on both sides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.  I am trying to get both speakers to play from the same source. There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to when the issue occurs either.  These are Sonos roams. If that makes any difference.  

SixoneohAuthor
Contributor I
November 30, 2024

I hate to ask, but can you post what your network consists of? It may be a simple configuration change that you need to get things working as it should.

I’m sorry,  I don’t understand the question.  If it’s a configuration issue, I am all ears

Senior Virtuoso
November 30, 2024

It’s  giving the same problem on both sides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.  I am trying to get both speakers to play from the same source. There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to when the issue occurs either.  These are Sonos roams. If that makes any difference.  

 

Are you saying that sometimes it works?

Have you tried it in the sequence I said in my first reply?

SixoneohAuthor
Contributor I
December 1, 2024

It’s  giving the same problem on both sides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.  I am trying to get both speakers to play from the same source. There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to when the issue occurs either.  These are Sonos roams. If that makes any difference.  

 

Are you saying that sometimes it works?

Have you tried it in the sequence I said in my first reply?

Correct.   Sometimes they both do work;  I am having the issue  when I do the sequence above, that’s when the speaker that does work, stops working until I undo the change.  Then it will work again.  Sometimes both work, sometimes only one does.  It’s very strange 

Senior Virtuoso
December 1, 2024

Just as a precaution, make sure your system (app and speakers) are all up-to-date. 

SixoneohAuthor
Contributor I
December 5, 2024

Just as a precaution, make sure your system (app and speakers) are all up-to-date. 

This was actually the first thing that I did

Senior Virtuoso
December 5, 2024

What source are you playing from? Does it allow play to multiple speakers?

Lyricist III
December 18, 2024

How many speakers can i connect to my ERA 100 2 room