Sonos Unable To Add Music Library Mac

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Step 3 – Click on the Add Music Services. Step 4 – Go to Apple Music and click on the function Add to Sonos. Step 5 – Log in to your account with your Apple ID and password. Wrc 7 patch download. Step 6 – Open the app. Play Music on Your Sonos Speakers. Now that you’ve linked your Apple Music to your Sonos speakers, just follow the next steps.

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I recently purchased a Sonos digital music system for my home ( http://www.sonos.com/) and have connected it to my iTunes music library. It works wonderfully with all of the music I have ripped off my CD's (about 1100 CD's worth!), but it does not play any of the songs I have purchased in iTunes (30+ CD's and growing). As I've researched this a bit since the Sonos purchase, I see that I can't play the purchased music because of the computer authoritization requirements that come with iTunes purchases. My question is this - is there a way (or will there be a way) of allowing my purchased music to play in my home on my Sonos system (read: streamed from my iBook to the Sonos receivers)? I can't see how this would be a violation of my license with Apple (but I'm not a lawyer ;-)). However, there seems not to be a technically possible way to accomplish this at this point..
Thanks,
Tom
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Posted on Dec 13, 2005 4:40 AM

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I recently purchased a Sonos digital music system for my home ( http://www.sonos.com/) and have connected it to my iTunes music library. It works wonderfully with all of the music I have ripped off my CD's (about 1100 CD's worth!), but it does not play any of the songs I have purchased in iTunes (30+ CD's and growing). As I've researched this a bit since the Sonos purchase, I see that I can't play the purchased music because of the computer authoritization requirements that come with iTunes purchases. My question is this - is there a way (or will there be a way) of allowing my purchased music to play in my home on my Sonos system (read: streamed from my iBook to the Sonos receivers)? I can't see how this would be a violation of my license with Apple (but I'm not a lawyer ;-)). However, there seems not to be a technically possible way to accomplish this at this point..
Thanks,
Tom
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

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  1. Reason: The computer is not responding Music by Otis McDonald https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvwQDenTgw8&t=25s.
  2. I am trying to add it through the Sonos main menu following the app's instructions (Manage Music Library Settings Add). When I select my Music folder (where iTunes, my principal music library lives), I get the message: Sonos was unable to add the Music folder. Reason: Access to the shared folder MYCOMPUTERNAME Music is denied.
  3. I am using Sonos music system on my mac. When I try to add a music folder to the music library it tells me 'the computer 'null' cannot be found' but last night the music folder was fine. It often does this and the only thing that seems to work if switching everything off and starting again.

Posted on Dec 13, 2005 4:40 AM