![]() Here is what Sonos emailed me in November: To get around this I have to play the track to the very end in PocketCasts (reset the track) and then open in Sonos (play from start) then search/scan to where I was. It’s like it can’t search to the correct start point so throws random errors. Basically the request times out for any tracks if playback is attempted part way through (so if paused and attempt to play later, already played elsewhere in another service or PocketCasts track is part played). I wonder if that might work for you It’s not ideal, obviously, but it’s a somewhat reasonable workaround until the combined Sonos / pocketcasts forces hopefully sort this out. Possibly, though I haven’t tested it, try to avoid simultaneously playing any pocketcasts episodes on any other devices, whether Sonos or non Sonos, as it appears to me that position syncing on any device other than the playing Sonos device triggers the problem.Importantly, clear the queue on the non playing room (and make sure no pocketcasts episodes remain in any queues in any non playing rooms).After they are playing together for a minute or two, drop the first room from the group and.Group the currently playing room together with the room to which you like to move.I think I have “solved” for that by doing the following: I think this relates to you not being able to move from one room to another, something I also have struggled with. I have no specialized insight into what is going on, but my observation is that the problem occurs when pocketcasts syncs episode position on one device (whether it’s a non-playing or other-playing Sonos device or a pocketcasts mobile app) and then it tries sync that position on the currently playing Sonos device. I feel sure that it is all part of the same bookmarking feature that is filing to pick up properly. If I start a podcast playing on all speakers I can mute them individually by turning the volume down (in the app or using the physical button) but I cannot disconnect a speaker.During podcast playback I cannot move from a speaker in one room to a speaker in another room.I don’t have the unexpected stop issue but I have noticed: When you speak directly to the phone folks, there are more options available beyond just the diagnostic analysis. Indeed, nothing better than hard data to look at. There may be information included in the diagnostic that will help Sonos pinpoint the issue and help you find a solution. However, if it continues after trying both those possibilities, I would recommend that you submit a system diagnostic within 10 minutes of experiencing this problem, and call Sonos Support to discuss it, or post the diagnostic number here for a Community Moderator to pick up. I suppose it matters exactly why the error is existing as to which solution might work. Sometimes, people have also reported that removing PocketCasts from Sonos and then adding it back in has worked for them. It’s not clear from your post one way or the other, so I thought I’d throw the idea out there. That way, I get fresh software across the board, as well as renewed IP addresses and DNS information. One of the key things that I used to miss when I rebooted my system was the simple action of rebooting the router while the Sonos devices were unplugged.
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