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If that is the situation, then the current workaround would be to play purchased music on Sonos using the Amazon Music app. Can anyone confirm that that is definitely the case please? If so, then it looks like a ‘bug’ now exists in the Amazon integration into Sonos. Posts on this thread seem to suggest this freedom exists on the Amazon app but not through Sonos. Clearly, they ought to be free to do what they want with what they own, but it seems to have got caught up in the Amazon change.

I am not quite sure what the situation is with the purchased music on Amazon, for those who do not have an Unlimited subscription.

NAS drives connected by Ethernet are unaffected. As is always the case with Sonos, no definite date for a resolution has been given. This was a bug introduced by Sonos a few months back.

It is true that hard drives linked to routers by USB no longer work for Sonos Music Library.

The suggestion made on this thread that this is Amazon trying to ‘force’ people to subscribe is ridiculous, unless you think Amazon is a charity dedicated to bringing music freedom to the masses If you want complete freedom to play from 70 million tracks you need a paid subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited.

Amazon Prime now offers more than it used to for free.

This thread contains a number of different issues and a fair number of incorrect statements. And why should I? It worked perfectly for years and now it's broken. And until they look at this problem (reported in May by someone else) is sorted my system is useless unless I fancy spending a few hundred quid on a separate NAS drive. It does not- repeat does not effect the music library that you purchased through Amazon.Īnd yes I would love to download them to my network hard drive but unfortunately a few months ago Sonos introduced a bug in their software which stopped it indexing drives that are connected to a router. Yes I just started the android Amazon Music app and played music that I bought using Amazon's service and I played them in the correct order.Īmazon's change is only aimed at people who have Prime as a way to force them to upgrade to a monthly music plan.

You’d need to download your purchased music to a computer or a NAS first. The albums I have bought are listed in 'My Music' in the Sonos app but I can no longer access track listings or play them in the correct running order.Ĭan you play your purchased tracks/albums in the new Amazon Music app in the correct order?Īnyway, I’d recommend setting up a Sonos music library. But this has impacted the music I actually OWN through amazon.

I understand Amazon have made some changes to the way music is ordered if it's on Amazon Prime.