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Hi there @liminal1,
Thanks for reaching out!
Some users mentioned that saying "Alexa, Spotify Connect" solved the issue for them, can you give it a shot if you haven't already? We'd also recommend restarting your network hardware (such as a modem and router) and reconnecting your devices to it afterwards, as well as testing this out on a different network if available (a hotspot from your phone, for example). This way we can rule out any connectivity issues.
Keep us posted.
That's not a solution though. Are Alexa devices no longer supported in Spotify Connect?
How does this work with audio groups
Hi there @liminal1,
Thanks for the reply!
Alexa audio groups do work with Spotify Connect, but you'll need to set up multi-room music groups in the Alexa app first and then select those groups as the playback device within the Spotify app. Can you make sure you've gone through the setup process? The group name should also be something that Alexa can easily understand, such as "Kitchen", for example. Use names with at least two syllables and avoid special characters.
Afterwards, you can try saying "Play music on [group name]" or "Alexa, Spotify Connect" as already mentioned to see if it works. You can also set up a preferred speaker for the group of devices. Also, if you've used an Echo Show device to move streaming audio plays to a speaker group, make sure it appears as the preferred group selected.
Hope this clears things up, let us know how it goes.
Ok, thanks.
But the players are not working. My follow me music is completely broken
So If I call one of the Dots in an automation though the Home Assistant integration it does not work? Nothing happens
Hey @liminal1,
Thanks for the details! Could you let us know the exact process you're following when you're selecting your speakers and if you have issues choosing them via the Spotify app or only with the "follow me" function?
Much appreciated!
Hey @liminal1,
Thanks for the reply!
We’re regularly looking for opportunities to enhance the user experience for everyone, so your feedback on this is greatly appreciated. In the meantime, make sure you're always running the latest version of Spotify so you don't miss out on any updates.
The Community is here if there's anything else you need assistance with.
So you're not going to fix it?
**bleep** you're an angel ily
Just to try and help anyone that finds this. Its broken, none of the Spotify responses will actually help you. Its something to do with the API that spotify cant or wont fix. If you used spotify connect to control Alexa devices the latest Dots, Pops and Spots do not support it. Maybe Amazon will not allow the API to wake devices. It's not clear.
At least this is a better response then you will get from Spotify... If it does not get deleted.
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