It's gone from saying "your device is taking time to respond" to now saying it's on when it isn't, the home app still has a 20-30 sec delay in turning stuff on, grrrrrr!What happened?
It's gone from saying "your device is taking time to respond" to now saying it's on when it isn't, the home app still has a 20-30 sec delay in turning stuff on, grrrrrr!What happened?
I have 4 ATVs and 3 HomePods, 15 HomeKit devices... honestly the system scaling hasn't been much of an issue for me. I don't mean to oversimplify but I've never had to unplug anything except when my stereo pairing used to get messed up before they fixed that issue with a software update.my only question for you is how many homepods and apple tv's do you own, how many homekit devices do you have...because if it only works with one, that doesn't mean anything...I honestly believe they only test with one homepod and apple tv, because once you start putting them all over the house, it just doesn't work...I have 7 apple tv's and 10 minis and big homepods scattered around the house...any of them have an issue, whole system goes down, something happens, you have no clue which one is the problem, so you are basically wasting hours unpluggging homepods and apple tv, or restarting iphones and ipads, just to get the ****** lights to turn on...it's CRAZY! and don't get me started with members of the home, and personal voice, that is just a MESS! Look at any youtubers who cover homekit, when they open their home app, they always have no response on devices, always...it's basically impossilbe to have homekit open with everything connected properly when you have hue, wemo, myq, lutron, tv's, ecobee, logitech, faucets all connected to homekit...it's not Siri haters, it just the truth, and if you only tell Siri "silence my alarm" and you think it works and it's perfect...PLEASE!! LMAO!
I hard-restored my mini's and 15 minutes after started my playlist they went silent again for 2-3 secs. So, no solved as it seems.I have been having random pauses with my music and sleeping white noise, hopefully this fixes it
Cool welcome to 2010Lots of Siri haters... I find that I usually get what I want from her. I was pleased this morning when I heard my phone alarm clock blaring in the distance while I was in the shower, figured I'd have to put up with it's incessancy or go running wet and naked to silence it (didn't think the phone would hear me from inside the shower), then remembered I have a new HomePod mini in the bathroom, asked Siri to silence my alarm, and Siri instantly responded "I've silenced the alarm on one of your devices". Not a difficult task, but I never knew it could do that, and it worked just as I had hoped!
15 devices is not even close to larger scale, I have 15 devices in my kitchen alone that are connected to homekit…large scale is 12 wemo light switches, 8 lutron light switches, over 40 Hue devices (lights, motion sensors, switches), garages doors, 6 tv’s in the house, 15 wemo plugs, over 20 aqara devices, whole security system etc……my whole house is connected to homekit, that is large scale (and I’m in a typical middle class home)…homekit and don’t get me wrong, neither do the others truly work…to get everything to work, you need multi automation platforms…it’s a cluster fck, and nope homebridge is not a solution eitherI have 4 ATVs and 3 HomePods, 15 HomeKit devices... honestly the system scaling hasn't been much of an issue for me. I don't mean to oversimplify but I've never had to unplug anything except when my stereo pairing used to get messed up before they fixed that issue with a software update.
Agreed. It’s amazing how inconsistent it has been over the years, never really improving by any significant measure. Commands / words it used to recognize would all of a sudden have difficulty with. Most recently, the Apple Watch no longer starting workouts when issuing commands through AirPods and the random muffled Siri voice issue which is a first.TBH Siri needs more than a fix, it needs to be thrown in the garbage and built again from the ground up.
You can also pause media on nearby devices. Very handy.Lots of Siri haters... I find that I usually get what I want from her. I was pleased this morning when I heard my phone alarm clock blaring in the distance while I was in the shower, figured I'd have to put up with it's incessancy or go running wet and naked to silence it (didn't think the phone would hear me from inside the shower), then remembered I have a new HomePod mini in the bathroom, asked Siri to silence my alarm, and Siri instantly responded "I've silenced the alarm on one of your devices". Not a difficult task, but I never knew it could do that, and it worked just as I had hoped!
Only several times per month?! Literally multiple times per day here. And it's only me and my wife; we sound nothing alike. Does anyone know – would something fix this? Resetting something? Signing in and out of our accounts? Anything?My favorite is when my wife asks Siri to do something and Siri replies "Who's speaking?" God, that pisses my wife off. It happens several times per month. It's me, my wife, and a 9 year old boy (who sounds nothing like my wife). Why is this so difficult? Then there is the shortcut I created to turn off all my lights when I go to bed. I set it up so I say "Hey Siri, Good night" and she replies "Good night?" like she is asking a question. It's so weird.
HomePod Updates are the scariest thing to see lol, and my HomePods currently suck…. So what does that say?!
Since the last update, Siri has been unable to control most homekit devices about 70% of the time, it ALWAYS has an issue when telling it to play Apple Music.
“sorry… this is taking too long” is possible the most annoying phrase I’ve ever heard now, and hear it 7-8 times per day, along with “one second”.
All of this is separate from the HomePods randomly cutting out when music is playing and been an issue for a few updates now.
Don’t take the is the wrong way but when you get that complex in a home system it’s going to be a clusterfk no matter what platform (as you even stated yourself). My uncle has a giant mansion with a massively expensive Control4 whole smarthome automation system and the technician basically lives in his house because he has to call him out so often for issues. You may be in a middle class home but I think most would consider you a smarthome superuser of sorts 😂 As I like to say… mo money mo problems15 devices is not even close to larger scale, I have 15 devices in my kitchen alone that are connected to homekit…large scale is 12 wemo light switches, 8 lutron light switches, over 40 Hue devices (lights, motion sensors, switches), garages doors, 6 tv’s in the house, 15 wemo plugs, over 20 aqara devices, whole security system etc……my whole house is connected to homekit, that is large scale (and I’m in a typical middle class home)…homekit and don’t get me wrong, neither do the others truly work…to get everything to work, you need multi automation platforms…it’s a cluster fck, and nope homebridge is not a solution either
That's an issue with your WiFi. Is it a mesh network by any chance?It's gone from saying "your device is taking time to respond" to now saying it's on when it isn't, the home app still has a 20-30 sec delay in turning stuff on, grrrrrr!
So what you’re telling me is you live in a microwave.15 devices is not even close to larger scale, I have 15 devices in my kitchen alone that are connected to homekit…large scale is 12 wemo light switches, 8 lutron light switches, over 40 Hue devices (lights, motion sensors, switches), garages doors, 6 tv’s in the house, 15 wemo plugs, over 20 aqara devices, whole security system etc……my whole house is connected to homekit, that is large scale (and I’m in a typical middle class home)…homekit and don’t get me wrong, neither do the others truly work…to get everything to work, you need multi automation platforms…it’s a cluster fck, and nope homebridge is not a solution either