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  • kayoti
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Hi, we've been noticing this issue for the past few weeks: when a TV is turned on, unrelated rooms that are also not grouped with the TV may begin playing music.

Here is a Diagnostic captured a minute or two after the issue occured: 605248757

We have 3 tvs in the house, each has either a Beam or an Arc.

To reproduce this occasional problem:

1. Make sure all Sonos products are not playing any audio.

2. Turn on a TV that is connected to either a Beam or an Arc.

3. Observe the connected product will properly begin playing TV audio, but other products will begin playing music.

Let me know if you need any more info, thanks!

Best answer by Ken_Griffiths

@kayoti 

You may ‘perhaps’ find it quicker to speak with Sonos Support via this LINK, as this is mainly a Sonos user-community and even though Staff do pickup on some posts here, there is no guarantee that might happen, particularly during weekends.

However, have you considered rebooting your router/local-network and/or power-cycling your Sonos devices to see if that resolves the issue? - it may just save you some time by giving that a try first.

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@kayoti 

You may ‘perhaps’ find it quicker to speak with Sonos Support via this LINK, as this is mainly a Sonos user-community and even though Staff do pickup on some posts here, there is no guarantee that might happen, particularly during weekends.

However, have you considered rebooting your router/local-network and/or power-cycling your Sonos devices to see if that resolves the issue? - it may just save you some time by giving that a try first.

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  • July 31, 2021

Thanks @Ken_Griffiths for both of these suggestions and the quick response!

 

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Same issue. @kayoti were you able to find the cause of this?

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Hey djn..

I did not find the cause, but have apparently fixed the issue. 

We performed a factory reset on all of our Google devices, wifi, and Sonos devices, created a new Google home, created a new Sonos system, and set everything up fresh on a new WiFi ssid.  Probably overkill, but I only wanted to have to spend time doing this once so I swung big.

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kayoti wrote:

Hey djn..

I did not find the cause, but have apparently fixed the issue. 

We performed a factory reset on all of our Google devices, wifi, and Sonos devices, created a new Google home, created a new Sonos system, and set everything up fresh on a new WiFi ssid.  Probably overkill, but I only wanted to have to spend time doing this once so I swung big.

NB Do NOT factory reset your Sonos devices unless a) Directed by Sonos or you are willing to lose ALL your settings in Sonos

Arc + Sub (Gen 1) + 2 x Play 1/ Stereo Play 3s/ Era 100 Stereo in Kitchen, One Stereo in Bedroom, Play 1 stereo pair in Study, Play 1in Bathroom, Sonos Move 2
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