Airplay Password - How to manage this issue

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  • Official comment
    Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Hi Santosh

    You (inadvertently?) created an AirPlay Password during the setup process when you were prompted by your iOS device. We have spoken with Apple a few times about this. There is no way in Bluesound to remove this without factory resetting your player. You can contact www.apple.com/airplay for more details.

  • KriHad
    Lossless

    Hi Santosh,

    I've been told that this can happen when the WiFi setup has been done from an Ios device’s WiFi settings, using the “Set up AirPlay speaker” function. It’s possible to enter a password at that point. Perhaps you can remove it the same way. If not, I'd guess a factory reset of your Node 2i could help solve your issue.

    Best, KriHad

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  • Santosh Kunhiraman

    Hi Tony

    Negative. I did a factory reset after reading on forums and didnt set any password when i reinstalled the app on apple phone. I am sure as i had the same issue with my Bose Soundtouch 300 soundbar as it requested airplay passsword and after the reset it never asked again. Not sure how i can resolve it but i will do a device reset and see if it can be resolved. Thanks anyway.

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  • Vcaminiti

    Did anyone ever figure this out? My new 3rd gen Node is experiencing the same issue trying to hookup to AirPlay

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  • Dave Coleman

    Same problem as VCAMINITI. All my other airplay devices work as per.

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    See Official Comment or select Help, Send Support Request in the App if a factory reset does not resolve the issue.

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  • Torin

    I have this issue on my node. Just tried now to stream from phone Ave got same message. I never set such a password.

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  • GG O

    Hey! I've entered '0000' and it works with me! You may try that options as well. Goodluck!

     

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  • Graham Putnam

    I too had this problem but had never set an Airplay password. I was about to do a factory reset when I tried my WiFi password and that cured the problem and allowed me to connect to the IOS Home app and see my Node as an Airplay option. I had initially set it up on WiFi before changing it to an ethernet connection. Easier than a factory reset!

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  • Vcaminiti

    FINALLY!!! That did the trick. Thanks Graham

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  • Boguslaw

    It does not work in my case. I've never created password for my Node (N130). My MacBook still asks to give the password for the device it sees online, than says it was incorrect, nothing works. WiFi password did not help either, I tried it. My laptop and Node are connected via Ethernet cable to the same router. 
    I do not want to do factory reset because I am afraid to lose connection to NAS, and it was difficult to configure. I would get rid of the Node, the only thing that stops me doing this is my other device, NAD C700. It's a pitty support (or possibly development team) is not able to provide solution for this long lasting issue.

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Thanks for the feedback.

    The only way an AirPlay password is generated is during setup. It is possible that you inadvertently entered the password thinking it was a prompt asking for wi-fi credentials.

    This setup process is completely handled by Apple and is part of the Apple AirPlay Speaker setup process.

    Please see apple.com/airplay for further support or help on this issue.

    We do concur it is not ideal, but the ONLY way to resolve this is through a Factory Reset.

    Remember to back up your playlists; https://support.bluos.net/hc/en-us/articles/360000479488

    TIP - if you have multiple Players in your home - if you factory reset only 1, it will pick up playlists and credentials from others when it rejoins the network. So if you are removing AirPlay passwords on multiple machines, don't do them all at once, spread it out doing 1 a day for minimal data loss.

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