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Same here. I have a Sonos Playbar with two Play 1 as surround speakers in my living room. In the Sonos app this is just displayed as one room called "Living Room". In AirSonos I see three times "Living Room" and only one of them works, the other two will not do anything at all when selected, so I have to test which one works. But as soon as I select the right one playing music via AirSonos is working fine and also the surround speakers are used just as it should be when I use the Sonos App. BTW: this is really a great solution! I'm really excited. Keep on the great work. Thank you guys. |
Definitely agree that this is an issue, but currently only have a single Play:3 so I'm unable to test a solution with my setup. Will be writing up a quick diagnostics sometime today/tomorrow to help me figure out how to make this better. Would you mind running when I finish that? |
Hi Stephen, |
I'll be happy to help as well. My setup consists of a Playbar, a SUB and 2x Play:3. As of 0.0.9 it was displayed as 4 individual AirPlay speakers. Now (0.0.10) there are 3 left. Thanks and keep up the good work :) |
All, I've added a quick SonosNet diagnostics output to version Instructions:
The diagnostics script queries all of the devices it can find, and outputs some of the SonosNet metadata. Will greatly help me figure out the structure for Sonos zones. Cheers, |
Hello, I get the following error as soon as I choose one of my two Sonos Play-5 outputs for playback (not a stereo pair):
Here's my diagnostic information (mac and serial redacted):
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So here is the result of the diagnostics:
And this is the corresponding information I get from "About Sonos"
Interesting is the very first line here which says "Linked ZP 10.0.1.21" which is the IP of the Sonos Playbar in my living room. |
Also having this issue: https://twitter.com/peterhorvath/status/521357768390082561 I was able to create a workaround for my specific setup (1 playbar, 2 surrounds, sub, bridge). The volume control is all in tact and works perfectly. The trick is to just ignore the ZPS1 model: horvath@8e04df7 You could do a more sophisticated conditional to work universally with other setups. Just a thought but could you add a conditional to ignore all ZPS1 models as a device if both ZPS9 and ZPS1 are both present on the same zone? The next challenge is to turn this into a daemon so it doesn't requiring terminal to stay open. Stephen, thoughts? |
It was able to launch airsonos as a daemon using forever: https://www.npmjs.org/package/forever Everything works perfectly, thanks! |
@horvath - could you clarify what devices showed up before you made the change to ignore the ZPS1? Were there only 2 devices shown for your playbar + everything setup? |
@stephen Before I ignored the ZPS1, I had all three devices show up in AirPlay: the playbar and my two surround speakers (I had 3x AirSonos @ Living Room) By the way, my entire setup (1 playbar, 2 surrounds, 1 sub) is all contained in the same zone. |
Once for each speaker, and once for the stereo pair as whole. Reported by Bernhard via Email.
Need to write up some diagnostics code to help debug this since I don't have a second Sonos device to play with.
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