Best answer by Keith N
View originalMy Sonos keeps cutting off songs before the end on iOS
Just 'jumped to just before the halfway point and it does a hiccup at the halfway point but played on.
Just did a little testing - If I start a google play station from within the GooglePlay App and then pass it over to my Sonos system, the end of each track is cut off. If I start from the Sonos app, then songs play through to the end.
At least today.
MikeWheelerChester: Thanks for sharing your diagnostic report. If this trouble is only with Google Play and you've already removed the credentials and re-added them, I would recommend giving our support technicians a call to get a closer look at what is happening. The diagnostic report does show a couple of speaker connectivity errors, but this would not lead to the GPM specific cutoffs you describe.
Regan73: Thanks for posting your diagnostic report. Does this only happen when playing content from your iPhone? Does this happen with any other music services, like Google Play? The diagnostic report you submitted looks to be pretty clear in terms of connectivity and I'm not able to catch many errors at all. You may want to read a little further about a few issues we are investigating with streaming music directly from iOS devices.
We are currently investigating issues with audio playback from an iPhone or iPad to Sonos when using the “From this iPhone or iPad” music source.
If you use other apps that use the iOS device audio, such as making a phone call, YouTube, social media apps, or use Bluetooth headphones while playing from “This iPhone or iPad,” you may experience audio interruptions on Sonos until you completely close or quit those apps. Until this issue is resolved, we also recommend disabling Bluetooth for the best experience.
Additionally, if there are any AirPlay devices on your network, such as an Apple TV or Airport Express, audio from “This iPhone or iPad” may stop abruptly until AirPlay is disabled on those devices.
We recognize this isn't an ideal solution for those who use AirPlay regularly at home, but if you prefer to continue playing to Sonos from “This iPhone or iPad” without interruption, refer to the device manufacturer’s instructions for disabling AirPlay. Once AirPlay is disabled, close and re-open the Sonos app and start playback again.
Thanks!
And it's relatively easy to move your music from your iPhone to your computer, whether it's a Windows machine or Mac, and point Sonos to that medium, where you won't have any interruptions at all.
If you use other apps that use the iOS device audio, such as making a phone call, YouTube, social media apps, or use Bluetooth headphones while playing from “This iPhone or iPad,” you may experience audio interruptions on Sonos until you completely close or quit those apps. Until this issue is resolved, we also recommend disabling Bluetooth for the best experience.
Playing music from an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch
There are plenty of ways to play your downloaded music through Sonos without using "on this iphone" - I suggest you look into them.
Submitted diagnostic report 199590852. Not using my phone for anything else.
Submitted diagnostic report 199590852. Not using my phone for anything else.
Hi PErixn,
Thanks for sending in the report. Overall, your system looks healthy. You're likely running into a conflict with streaming from your iOS device's storage and a non-Sonos AirPlay device on your network. Non-Sonos AirPlay devices can interrupt this type of streaming. There are a few ways around this. You can disable AirPlay on any non-Sonos devices in your home, or you can try disabling the auto lock feature on your iOS device.
It is a better idea to move your library off of your iOS device though. Doing so allows you to have the same access to your music on Sonos, without the need to disable AirPlay, or prevent your iOS device from locking. You can move your music to a computer or NAS drive, then set up a music share. Another option is to use AirPlay to cast your music to Sonos instead of streaming through the app.
Submitted diagnostic report 199590852. Not using my phone for anything else.
Thanks for sending in the report. Overall, your system looks healthy. You're likely running into a conflict with streaming from your iOS device's storage and a non-Sonos AirPlay device on your network. Non-Sonos AirPlay devices can interrupt this type of streaming. There are a few ways around this. You can disable AirPlay on any non-Sonos devices in your home, or you can try disabling the auto lock feature on your iOS device.
It is a better idea to move your library off of your iOS device though. Doing so allows you to have the same access to your music on Sonos, without the need to disable AirPlay, or prevent your iOS device from locking. You can move your music to a computer or NAS drive, then set up a music share. Another option is to use AirPlay to cast your music to Sonos instead of streaming through the app.
Jeff this is a workaround to a feature that used to work before Sonos decided to support AirPlay 2. Is Sonos going to ever really fix this problem for us Sonos customers who don’t have Sonos speakers with AirPlay 2? If not, give us a heavy discount on new speakers. I am not willing to pay full price for new Sonos One speakers to fix this problem. My spouse is not going to put the music from her phone on a NAS.
I'm seeing the same problem described above, which only just started happening on my Kindle fire, when using the Google Play App (which I side-loaded, so lol I imagine the amount of testing they did on this use case is less than zero).
Fix your damn software, Sonos. Get stable and do it fast before you start hemorrhaging customers.
This is exactly why they are disabling "from this iPhone". Apple made changes to iOS that simply can't be fixed on Sonos' end.
Good luck with Bose. Did you know that they recently abandoned their entire Sonos-type lineup, and brought out a completely new and incompatible lineup in order to support Alexa? The SoundTouch line was only 5 years old at the time.
Since the latest software download, my Sonos system will not play a single song to the end - they cut off about two thirds of the way through
It seems to be related to how the player reads the duration of the track probably in the wrong id3 tag , fixing the mp3 iles helps but the Sonis player should read the length of files properly first
Since the latest software download, my Sonos system will not play a single song to the end - they cut off about two thirds of the way through
It seems to be related to how the player reads the duration of the track probably in the wrong id3 tag , fixing the mp3 iles helps but the Sonis player should read the length of files properly first
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