1. Introduction: Amazon Echo: Multi-Room Music Issues
If you've got Alexa set up for it, you can stream music to all your connected devices even if they are in different rooms.
However, with all the interconnecting parts, there are bound to be some issues. This guide will help you resolve them.
2. Amazon Alexa: Multi-Room Bluetooth Limitations
Multi-Room Music will not work over Bluetooth, so if you have a Bluetooth speaker paired with the Echo, you'll need to connect the two using the 3.5mm jack.
Turn off devices you aren't using to free up bandwidth on your network.
Move your Echo device closer to your router and modem if it's in a different room or blocked by an object.
Move your Echo device away from walls, metal objects, and other sources of possible interference (such as microwave ovens or baby monitors).
If your Echo device is on the floor, move it to a higher location.
Many Wi-Fi devices only connect to the 2 GHz channel. If multiple devices use this channel on your network, your network speed may be slower. If you have a dual-band router, you can connect your Echo devices to the less congested 5 GHz channel for better range and less interference.
7. Amazon Echo: Double Check Device
Ask yourself these questions. Some may appear redundant or simple but they could diagnose your issue.
Is your device is turned on?
Is your device connected to Wi-Fi?
Is your device connected to the same Wi-Fi as your other devices?
Does your Echo device show up in the Settings section of your Alexa app or do you need to set it up.
8. Go To: Basic setup for your Amazon Echo Intelligent Personal Assistant