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Connecting IDAGIO to Sonos

Lossless audio quality needs a high-end device: listen to IDAGIO through your Sonos device

Lukas Lachnit avatar
Written by Lukas Lachnit
Updated over 5 months ago

For an optimal experience of classical music, use the IDAGIO apps to browse works and compare different recordings. Here is how you stream in lossless quality to your Sonos devices.

Please Note: Streaming to Sonos speakers requires an IDAGIO subscription.​

Stream to Sonos devices from the IDAGIO iOS app

  1. Tap the player bar above the menu icons at the bottom to open the maxi player. If the player bar is not visible, start playback on any track.

  2. In the maxi player, tap the AirPlay iconand select your Sonos speaker.

Note: Please make sure the IDAGIO app has permission to access the local network and find other devices. Go to your iOS Settings, search for IDAGIO and enable Local Network access.

Stream to Sonos devices from the IDAGIO Android app

  1. Tap the player bar above the menu icons at the bottom to open the maxi player. If the player bar is not visible, start playback on any track.

  2. In the maxi player, tap the speaker icon and select your Sonos speaker.

Stream to Sonos devices from the IDAGIO Mac and Windows desktop apps

Simply click on the speaker icon in the player bar at the bottom and select your Sonos speaker.

Note: You can stream to Sonos from the IDAGIO desktop apps but not from the webapp in the browser. Simply download the desktop app on the IDAGIO website.

You can also use the Sonos app to play classical music with IDAGIO.

Stream IDAGIO from the Sonos app

Some parts of IDAGIO are available from within the Sonos app after you add IDAGIO within your Sonos app.

  1. Open your Sonos app and select Add Music Service

  2. Select IDAGIO from the list and tap Add to Sonos

  3. Follow the steps in order to log in to your IDAGIO account



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