Right at the bottom of the docs there’s a section about disabling auto-discovery and specifying the IP addresses of the speakers - have you tried that?
You’ll need to give the speaker a reserved IP address on your router if you want to make this a permanent solution.
thank you.
I installed HA on a container
Do you know where the configuration.yaml is located?
I found this path in internet /usr/share/hassio/homeassistant/configuration.yaml but it seems that is not valid
thanks
On my system I have found the configuration.yaml file under /homeassistant. None of my 5 sonos devices were showing up (stopped working a few months back) and as a test I’ve edited the file and added one of the sonos IP addresses and restarted HA. After that all 5 appeared without having to add any additional IPs so it seems that one entry was enough for HA to find the all.
Hi, I managed to add my old Sonos ZP (S1 device) to Home Assistant and think that this method may work for other S1 Sonos devices
With the Sonos powered off, switch the power on holding the reset buttons on the Sonos device
Download Sonos S1 app on an mobile device (the Sonos app for the Mac or PC doesn’t work!)
Create an account for the Sonos app and set up new Sonos device when prompted, do not look for existing setup
The Sonos S1 app should find your S1 device and set it up as your would normally
Once the Sonos S1 device is configured on the mobile S1 app this will NOT be automatically recognised on Home Assistant. For me, I reset Home Assistant and waited for it to boot. Note, once Home Assistant has fully reloaded it still won’t recognises the S1 device
Remove the power from the S1 device and switch on after 10secs and voila your S1 device should appear on Home Assistant Sonos integration
The Sonos S1 device also works on the HACS Sonos Card.