And same goes if you replace the tv watching party with a party that is listening to music. Would this be more convenient than using a dedicated TV remote? Of course not. Also, you would not have your phone during any of this. Perhaps even in the notes app, creates how to do when guests come over they can see how you have it set up to use. make it so it doesn’t have all your personal stuff coming through so anyone in the house can use it. This would mean you would have to give them your phone, unlock it (and make sure they didn't re-lock it or that it didn't auto-lock), go to the app, and then trust that they would only use the phone to control stuff in the required app. Maybe Apple News+ for magazines, of course the Sonos S2 app, Books, or Kindle apps, Home app, etc. Now imagine these changes had to be made in a specific app on your phone. Press the Menu or Guide button on your remote. Sonos (formerly Sonos Desktop Controller) allows you to control software for the Sonos Music System. Place the emitter itself in front of the IR sensor on your Sonos device. Replacement Voice Remote Control (2nd GEN) L5B83H with Power and Volume Control fit for Amazon 2nd Gen Fire TV Cube and Fire TV Stick,1st Gen Fire TV Cube, Fire TV Stick 4K, and 3rd Gen Amazon Fire TV. Connect the IR emitter to the IR Out port on the back of your TV. Lutron Caséta Wireless Pico Smart Remote for Audio, Works with Sonos, PJ2-3BRL-GWH-A02, White. One of your friends wanted to channel surf during a commercial break, or adjust the volume at a certain point, or skip back to re-watch a play. Follow the instructions that appear to program your remote to control your Sonos device. Some of the people were in the living room, some at the kitchen island, some in the dining room. Imagine if you were home with a small party of friends and family and watching a sports game. It's having to use your phone to do basic controls vs. It's not the 'basic app usage' that is the issue. I'm very tech saavy, so feel free to get technical. It appears the lutron/pico remote would have worked out if they supported groups, but they do not and don't seem to have any intention to (despite the restriction being on the lutron side.) It's looking like I need to do something custom, perhaps using HomeAssistant and some other type of SmartHub/Bridge other than the Lutron one I am using now? Hopefully somebody has this working and can give me a point in the right direction. Lutron hub/pico remote - just went down this rabbit hole and can only control ONE speaker at a time, no sonos "group" support Ikea Tradfri remote: no more tradfri gateways available, would have to wait until their new hub is released, but it appears their tradfri remote could control a group (or all speakers). I just want a physical remote control (not an ipad/phone) that I can use to control volume for a group of sonos speakers or ALL sonos speakers. You cannot control other wireless speakers than Sonos.I'm at my wits end researching this and hoping someone can steer me in the right direction. Warning: Lyd only works if you have an Apple Watch (watchOS 5.2 or newer). Lyd is Norwegian and translates to "sound" in English
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