I have 4 Sonos players. Can I choose which units the sub will group with or will it play anytime a player is active?
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You associate the sub with one speaker. Anytime that speaker is in a played group the sub plays. You can disassociate and re-associate with a different speaker fairly easily, but have to do it in the setup menu.
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￼In the Sonos Sub Product Guide, you can pair the Sub with any Sonos amplified Player but not with a non-amplified Player such as the Connect. You associate it with a particular Player or Stereo Pair.
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You will have to choose which speaker to pair it with which you can easily change from the Sonos app. In my configuration, I have 2 play 5's paired together and have the sub attached to that pair.
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I went through all the player settings in "setup" for this unit and could not find a way to turn off the "auto-play" feature. There may be a way to turn if off but, if there is, I couldn't find it.
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I am also interested in knowing but someone mention earlier, there is a SG button that team A will press near each other at the same time then team B does the same. That way there is no switching to listen in. That is based on what I read and it makes sense to me, getting them soon with the lazer tag set to really train my nephew as a spy, lol
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Yes, it works just fine with two players. We've played it quite a bit with 2, 3 and 4 players and all play slightly differently but are all just as enjoyable.
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Yes you can play from DLNA but not to multiple devices? I think you are confusing this with 7.2 system. This has only one "surround room" therefore only one output/set of speakers. If that answers your question
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There is an option in the settings menu to have the player play from where it left off or to start from the beginning. It's up to you.
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Yes, it can stream just like your music would, assuming that you want it too. Like all Sonos components, you can play something different in each room or have them all on the same. So when the kids are watching a movie, the Sonos only plays that in their space and we listen to music in the kitchen. If we all are watching the same thing, then both the TV room and the kitchen have the movie sound.
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Absolutely, I do this all the time. You just have to set up player 1 and 2 for each side...button wise. Sometimes changing the usb ports jacks up the settings but most of the time, they just work.
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Yes, you could use the "line in" option on the back of the Sonos player. The Sonos system is designed for streaming content. If you have personal content that you would like to play through the Sonos system you would do that by linking your Sonos System with your iTunes library and streaming that over your local network.
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you can put any player on input 1-2-3-4. I think you can do it without any problem!
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Yes. Two players is easy. Four is the most difficult. But you can play with three.
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I believe if you run a spliter and take your Satalite/cable and your other device to the BR player in connection they will both play over the surround sound syst. I only run my satilite to it but it seems to work well.
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Absolutely! You have the option of playing on one of two teams (team 1 or team 2) or playing a solo game which is a free-for-all. We have played with a dozen people at once and never had a problem. I love these guns.
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I read that you can even connect up to five combos to the same reciever. So, it won't be a problem to have up to 5 different combos in the same room, working in different channels.
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No. One bridge covers all Sonos speakers and all sonos apps in your home. We have tablets and smartphones from 3 different people controlling all Sonos speakers in our home. All through one bridge.
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It supports up to 2 players either in the same room or via network play. It is a UK game though, so in order to support network play between 2 players a buyer would have to create a second PSN Network account under the U.K. network rather than the U.S. network if he doesn't already have a U.K. network account. it's free to do so.
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Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is connected wirelessly through wifi. Hope this helps... Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is... » Read More Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is connected wirelessly through wifi. Hope this helps... « Show Less