I have an airport expresss on my network to which my sonos system is attached.
Could I attach an external usb drive to it and run my media library from that?
Andrrew
> On 5 Aug 2024, at 21:41, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
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> No, using a router is not sufficient unless it happens to be one of the
I’m not sure this is true.
I have both a Linksys Velop router, that has a USB-A port that will support an
external USB drive
and an AT&T Internet Gateway that also has a USB-A port that will support an
external drive.
- Brad -
On Aug 5, 2024, at 15:41, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
No, using a r
No, using a router is not sufficient unless it happens to be one of the airport
from Apple. T that’s supported external drives. These are hard to find these
days. Generally you need a network attached storage or NAS to do this. Sonoligy
is one of the big names and doing this, but they are fairly
Dear List,
I need some serious help here, and I appreciate it requires your input which
may take some time. I’ve tried to do research on this but I may not be
knowledgeable enough to understand how to accomplish this.
I’d like to place my entire media library on an external drive and attach it
