Hello, just want to know if my PC is plugged into the auxiliary port of the Era 300, will it possible to play music into all my other speakers that I have or only in the Era 300 ?
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You can play the music on your other speakers. Just choose the Line-In option under Browse in the Sonos app or group your other speakers with the Era 300.
NOTE: You will probably experience a slight audio delay with the line-in connection so if playing video on the PC, you will have lip sync issues.
You could also set up a Music Library for the music on the computer, and free up the aux input for something else.
Did you had a chance to test your setup,
Did you had a chance to test your setup,
Hi. It would only take twenty seconds to try this for yourself.
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Hmmm, wonder what was meant by “PC is plugged into the auxiliary port of the Era 300”. There’s no direct way to plug a computer into the USB-C port of an Era. You’d need to plug the analogue out from the TV to the Sonos Line in adapter and connect that to the USB-C on the Era.
Did you had a chance to test your setup,
Hi. It would only take twenty seconds to try this for yourself.
Did it maybe occur to you that if I could, I would have?
But I can’t, because I don’t have an Era 300, and I want to make sure that what Sylvain was talking about works before I get one.
Why the passive-agressive answer? Was it necessary?
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My statement: “You’d need to plug the analogue out from the TV to the Sonos Line in adapter and connect that to the USB-C on the Era” should read “You’d need to plug the analogue out from the PC to the Sonos Line in adapter and connect that to the USB-C on the Era.”
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