Your best bet would be for Sonos Voice Control (SVC) to start supporting local libraries. They would only care if Google Assistant supported it or something, and thus they had to do it in order to keep customers. They don’t care about your local library or supporting it. Second, we’re talking about Amazon Alexa, which essentially exists for the purpose of keeping people in the Amazon ecosystem and spending their money there, whether it be music streaming, buying goods, etc. If there is a resurgance in use of local libraries, like there has been for vinyl for whatever reason, then maybe it has a chance. No doubt that a lot of the people who use local libraries do so because they don’t want to use cloud services like Alexa, making the market even smaller. Businesses tend to focus efforts on things that more people care about, not less.

As I’m sure you know, the market size for people using local libraries is getting smaller, not larger. I’m not sure why you’re thinking the feature is more likely to be implemented as time goes by.

Web site.Okay, it is now January 2023, and evidently you still cannot play music from your Sonos indexed music library using Alexa. There is a full list of voice commands that Plex Skill supports and you can check it out on official Plex. Using your Plex server with Alexa is very easy.

Alexa will tell you the list of available servers and you can choose the one you want and set it as default. Simply say “ Alexa asks Plex to change my default server“. If you’ve set up multiple servers on Plex and want to use one of them to work with your Echo, here’s how to do it easily: Note : If you only have one Plex player connected to your system, it will be automatically selected as the default media player. Echo will sound all devices connected to your Plex server and you can change the default player to whatever you like. Just say “ Alexa, ask Plex to change my default player“.

Alexa plex