internet radio and play1
hi everyone and happy new year. i have just a simple question before buying a play1. i would like to chose a radio on the sonos app and when i turn off and on the radio it would play the last radio without going on the app to select again the radio. would it work please? thank you very much in advance
yes, i generally keep the kitchen play:1 on a single station. pressing the >|| button on top of the unit will stop and start the station, instantly. no need to even use the app, except to initially set the station.
clock - in the same app, you can set alarms, see what hour is and count down. a simple and useful app that always is welcomed. alarm sound can be personalized. hi @timh we are very sorry that the “shuffle my music” feature algorithm is not perfect yet. i can assure you that the feedback has been passed on to the product team several times. they had to focus on other features but i just asked for you again and will let you know as soon as have more info. in the meantime, i highly recommend that you simply shuffle your favourites, listen to your flow, listen to the new playlist top 2019  or shuffle your own playlists on other days for more variety. thanks for help man now i can play becuase i change my windows 8.1 > windows 10 and it’s working thx for ask for anything man. nascar.com aired selected races last year to actually watch...and also has the radio...i think its called mrn or something...sorry i don't know but i did listen to it this year when i was at work and the duels were on. you will have to check with nascar.com or someone else may have the link for you for the radio. this is apparently due to the new airplay functionality. control center stops listening to those ports when i turn off “airplay receiver” in the “sharing” system preference: i actually just did this about a month ago. it won't create a duplicate printer it will replace the manually set up one and people won't even notice. :) i even had a few applications that are picky about printers and it went off without a hitch. you need to add an external speaker selector and connect it to the front speaker connection on the receiver. set the receiver to stereo.
when you play them all together one pair may be too loud so you can connect an external speaker level volume control to the pair that are too loud. that can go in the remote location if needed. you can also get the speaker selector with volume 
controls built in.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/speaker-accessories/speaker-selector-switches/abcat0107032.c?id=abcat0107032 what you’re gonna want to do then is, is to order the home phone now with a random number, and then once you’re closer to the date that you want to cancel with bell, login to self serve and request to have the number ported. to the best of my knowledge, there is no way to put it in an offline mode. but you could just set up a fixed schedule for them. should the device go offline, i think that using fixed schedules it will still run.

if you don’t mind monitoring it occasionally for them, you could set it up for them and… OK I figured it out, I'll put it here to help someone in the future. The key point is the pitch scale change changes the currently PLAYING sound, so it must be used after the play command.


I now have this:



```
soundSamplePlayer.play('success01')
soundSamplePlayer.voice_set_pitch_scale(0,1.2)

```

Basically in `voice_set_pitch_scale(0,1.2)` the first argument (which I have as `0`) is the index of the sound that's playing, so in my case, the first (and only) sound.


The second argument, which I'm testing with `1.2` is the scale change, so 20% higher in this case.


I hope that helps someone in the future.