Download previous version of sonos ios

Can I bypass the necessary update of i-pad? Share Tweet Share Share. This topic has been closed for further comments. You can use the search bar to find a similar topic, or create a new one by clicking Create Topic at the top of the page. Only if you want to not be able to use the full features of the controller app.

If the way it works now is fine with you, then there's no need to update. Switch to SonoPad instead, find it on the Store. It works on old iOS versions. View real-time service status. This topic has been closed for further comments.

You can use the search bar to find a similar topic, or create a new one by clicking Create Topic at the top of the page. I'm no expert but i don't think you can revert back to previous versions. And i believe that auto updating apps is a setting in your phone rather than something enforced by Sonos. Thanks for replying. My settings, per your link above, already had the Apps turned off. The "updates" was turned on but since apps was turned off, I think the automatic downloads for Apps being off would not let Sonos or others update the apps until I manually did it.

Please let me know what you think, and thank you again. Bit Perfect. My Sonos iPad app also updated without my permission. I was almost blinded by the white "hospital" theme.

Doesn't Sonos realize that people listen to music at home in the evening? Now I'm looking into a tablet-sized flashlight. When we have get-togethers, we have the iPad set to stay on the whole time Sonos is playing, so folks can see what they're listening to. With the white background, the Sonos app is a major atmosphere-killer at a party. Found a way to get back from v 8.

This worked for me have v 7. On Android going back to 7. This made me angry, knowing all my Sonos from barely a year ago is on a decline. I removed it and now all my Sonos is under the new app. No issues with the app or speakers of course. It still works with the old app, however. Sonos needs to rectify this with their consumers.

Figure it out gang! So frustrating. Set alarms sometimes work, which is worse than never working. How do I trust this thing again? Sometimes I have to wait a full minute. Since I signed on the the new app my equipment is now listed as incompatible. Update: After several days and repeated attempts to delete and reinstall the app I appear to have regained control. How long will it last? Pins and needles! The excitement is excruciating.

What to expect from here is a question I cannot answer. I really want to like this system, the concept behind it is convenient and easy, however the execution falls far short. Tap the OK button just below the prompt to start the downloading of the older app version to your iPad.

If you need older apps for that iPad, if you have a computer with an older version of iTunes version IF you own a computer with an older version of iTunes already on it, try using that version as an older iPad does not need the latest iTunes version.

If you have a computer, but NO iTunes on it, here is a link to the older Not sure of Windows PC system requirement. If you have already downloaded the recent Then directly across and near the center of the iTunes window, there are three category bars. Click on the App Store category bar. If the app is a paid app and not a free one, you will have to pay to download. Pick two to download and install that have had the most recent of app updates.