garym wrote: > Sonos server is essentially built into each unit. The files have to be > served from somewhere locally, but that can be a NAS or some sort of > drive attached to a router, etc. I assume this is the main reason that > Sonos is not willing to update their software in any significant way > (key issue for me would be the 65,000 track maximum). Doing so would > effectively make all the old SONOS players unusable with newer units. > > In today's world of micro computers the size of a pack of cigarettes > that can run things like LMS, the need to have a "PC running" has > become less and less of an issue. I made the switch to Sonos and I was pleased to see how easy it was to stream my local music. I basically pointed Sonos at my NAS share and shut down the LMS. Kind of sad but for our simple needs Sonos is working out great.
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