Whatever the case may be, be sure to check back on PiunikaWeb as we’ll be updating on the same as soon as we get to know more on the AirPlay issue.Ġ6:16 pm (IST): Some Sonos users ( 1, 2, 3) are again reporting an issue where the Apple AirPlay is not working as they get an ‘Unable to connect to’ error.įortunately, we have come across a workaround that involves factory resisting the arc: And apparently, one guy in the Sonos forums claims the issue is known to the brand and it has, in fact, been escalated to top engineers. Source AirPlay ‘unable to connect’ issue allegedly escalatedīecoming a widespread issue, it was certain affected users would get on a call with customer care representatives. Workarounds suggested by Apple – The issue partly being on Apple’s end, the iPhone maker has suggested, as mentioned by a Sonos user, the following ways to troubleshoot your Sonos devices and get them to work correctly with AirPlay. Mark, finally I managed to solve the problem by doing a factory reset. Factory reset – Performing a simple factory reset on the Sonos speakers fixes the issue for many users. I power cycled both sonos devices, then restarted my iPhone and it resolved.Ģ. I had the same issue of suddenly not seeing my sonos amp or sonos one in my AirPlay list on my iPhone. Also, reboot your iOS device in case it’s a temporary glitch. A reboot – As stated by many Sonos speaker users, power cycling their devices, meaning turning it OFF and back ON has helped them get rid of the error message which continuously showed up.
Workarounds for ‘Unable to connect’ on Sonos speakers through Apple AirPlayġ. If you own a Sonos speaker that is facing the issue, there are some workarounds that you could try out and get rid of the annoying ‘Unable to connect’ error on AirPlay. However, when I airplay to Apple TV, it works!īelow is a screengrab of the error message as displayed on affected users’ screens. The error message I get is > Unable to connect to “Living Room”. When I am playing songs from my phone (iOS 13.3.1), airplay to either speaker won’t work. I have a Sonos One in the living room and Sonos One SL in the bedroom. How can it be odd if it is obviously happening to people on a fairy consistent basis? Sounds like a Sonos issue that should be addressed. I have seen this exact issue on multiple boards and the answer is always that it’s “odd”. I have not changed anything and they were working fine a couple weeks ago. SourceĪll of a sudden, my 2 Sonos Ones are not showing up in my Airplay list. We recently highlighted an issue audio cuts/drops with Sonos speakers on Samsung TVs. It’s worth noting that this isn’t the only issue AirPlay users are facing. This is in context to the annoyance Sonos speakers users are facing wherein Apple AirPlay is unable to connect with their speakers and just shows an error with the ‘Unable to connect’ message. Though, it’s not always joyful as it sounds as sometimes it can be annoying when AirPlay refuses to connect with the device. Similarly, songs can be played on supported smart speakers and obviously Apple’s own HomePod. Just tap on the ‘AirPlay’ button while playing media and within seconds the video you want to watch will start playing on the crisp and big display of your TV.
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One such great interconnecting medium is Apple AirPlay.Īpple AirPlay is a decent and efficient way to play and view your favorite media content on supported devices such as Apple TV and third-party smart speakers & TVs. Original story (published on July 19, 2021) follows:Īpple devices are all about linking with one another forming an eco-system where your iOS or macOS device acts as a hub of all connected devices.
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