Sonos App For Mac Laptop

I recently purchased a Sonos One and linked my iTunes library from my Mac Desktop. I've been using the Sonos app on my Mac and Google Pixel to control it. I've read all the how-to-guides on the Sonos site for making updates to the iTunes library and having it reflected in the App, but nothing seems to work.

Sonos is the wireless Home Sound System that fills as many rooms as you want with beautiful, immersive sound. Stream via WiFi. Play any song, podcast, audiobook or radio station, and enhance your TV and movie experience too. Move music around your whole home. Choose what’s playing in any room, or play the same thing in every room.

Reloop beatmix 4 driver for mac download. With Sonos, music can easily move around your whole home. Everything stays in sync. Stream everything, and control it all with one app. Access over 30 music services.

Play on-demand internet radio, podcasts, audiobooks, and more. Search all of them at once, and save your favourites in My Sonos. Find what you want. Simple navigation lets you quickly find and play what you want. Easily set up speakers and customise settings. Even better over time. Always get the best listening experience, with software updates and tips for making the most of your Home Sound System.

Muskrat_63, Excellent so far. I'm new to this and generally resistant to new technology. The Sonos sounded like a great idea and a friend of mine has recently installed it ( well actually his son in law did because he couldn't get it to work).

We went for the sound bar and 2 Ones on stands for a surround sound effect. It took a while to set up but everything did work first time and we love it. For some reason my Mac now tells me that the software needs updating ( even though it also tells me that there are no upgrades!) and I found it very hard to sync with my iTunes library. For some reason it wants to reload the entire library even though I only want to upload 1 new album. These are glitches that I've worked around and put down to my lack of tech experience. Anyway, we've now bought a Two for the kitchen and that set up almost instantly.

As soon as it was plugged in the software found it and off it went. My next thing is to establish if the One speakers which are configured for surround sound can be swooped between that and an audio setting. They work for music and TV but I get the feeling that in music mode the balance with the sound bar would be different. So, in summary, far from perfect but they're up and running and I can live with the glitches (which I have now decided are not my fault).

Muskrat_63, Excellent so far. I'm new to this and generally resistant to new technology. The Sonos sounded like a great idea and a friend of mine has recently installed it ( well actually his son in law did because he couldn't get it to work). We went for the sound bar and 2 Ones on stands for a surround sound effect. It took a while to set up but everything did work first time and we love it. For some reason my Mac now tells me that the software needs updating ( even though it also tells me that there are no upgrades!) and I found it very hard to sync with my iTunes library.