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Amazon Music, Spotify and radio will only play on Sonos One when in group

  • October 19, 2020
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I have a weird problem:

My Sonos One will only play Amazon Music, Spotify and radio if it’s grouped with another player. If I try to play any of these streams only on the One it errors with ‘unable to play xxxx. Unable to connect to xxxx’

my system is:

ZP100 (wired)

ZP80 (wired)

Play5 (wired)

One (wireless)

Any ideas why this is happening?

is it something to do with the One being in a system of legacy products?

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8 replies

  • 19684 replies
  • October 19, 2020

There is no reason for the One not to work with your other products. 

First thing I would try is to power off your router and Sonos devices.  Power the router back on, then wired Sonos, then the One.

Do all your devices show as WM:0 in the Sonos app under About my System?


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  • Contributor I
  • 9 replies
  • October 19, 2020

The One is WM:1

All the others are WM:0

I will try rebooting the router and players…...


  • 19684 replies
  • October 19, 2020

The One should also be WM:0. As you have wired devices it should be connecting to SonosNet not WiFi. Do you have extenders,  access points?


Ken_Griffiths

Neal_8,

You can perhaps ‘force’ all your devices onto WM: 0 by removing/resetting your WiFi credentials in the Sonos App “Settings/System/Network/Wireless Setup’ that will stop your devices switching to your 2.4ghz WiFi signal.


  • 19684 replies
  • October 19, 2020

You haven't 'disabled WiFi' in the product settings for your wired devices have you? 


Ken_Griffiths

Neal_8,

Another couple of perhaps useful things to check/do afterwards... 

  1. Set the SonosNet channel in “Settings/System/Network” of the Sonos App so that it is at least 5 channels away from your chosen routers 2.4ghz channel. Set the router channel to a ‘fixed’ non-overlapping channel (1, 6 or 11) and a channel width of 20 MHz.
  2. If using other wireless access points, set those up with the same credentials (SSID/password), same ‘Fixed’ WiFi channels and channel width as your router.
  3. Finally ensure your Sonos products are at least three feet away from other WiFi connected products (where practicable), particularly any Sonos wired device connected to the main router.

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  • October 20, 2020
John B wrote:

The One should also be WM:0. As you have wired devices it should be connecting to SonosNet not WiFi. Do you have extenders,  access points?


I am unable to disable wi-fi on the One.

I connected an ethernet cable to the One but still unable to disable wi-fi. But it is now WM:0. But problem still exists, i.e. can only stream to the One if it’s grouped with one of the other players.

 


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  • October 20, 2020
John B wrote:

You haven't 'disabled WiFi' in the product settings for your wired devices have you? 


Yes, they all have wi-fi disabled.

All the wired players are connected to the router via homeplugs.


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