If audio stops and it still says playing it could just be a commercial break. Commercials aren't played in this setting (much like Sat. radio) so you will hear nothing. After the commercial break the audio will come back. This is not a sign of it being broken. It is normal.
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If audio stops and it still says playing it could just be a commercial break. Commercials aren't played in this setting (much like Sat. radio) so you will hear nothing. After the commercial break the audio will come back. This is not a sign of it being broken. It is normal.
What is being described and happened for me was def not a commercial break. All audio was cut out for an extended period of time and would not resume until play was stopped and restarted. Nothing normal about that.
Have you been reading this thread? I'm aware of commercial pauses. I was the first person to mention them in this thread. I also just posted about it again a second time stating that I found that info in the tips/support section.
That's not what we are talking about. They say the fix will be in the update but they don't say when the update is coming.
I just received some useless e-mails from MLB. I asked them many specific questions about rolling out live streaming video of MLB games. I asked for any info they had regarding any games ever being available this season and mentioned I read an article about world series testing of android streaming live video. This was the reply.
My second question was more specific about the outages and I even asked specifically about updates and when they would be available. Again I got a generic answer that was completely unhelpful. It's as if they cut and pasted it from the tips/support section. How frustrating. I'm just gonna get a refund at this point.
I figure if they ever get it going right or update it, I will get it in the future but it's pretty annoying and useless when you have to restart dozens of times during a game. I even told them there were many of us who were going to get refunds. They didn't address this issue or any of my specific questions. Fail.
My second question was more specific about the outages and I even asked specifically about updates and when they would be available. Again I got a generic answer that was completely unhelpful. It's as if they cut and pasted it from the tips/support section. How frustrating. I'm just gonna get a refund at this point.
I figure if they ever get it going right or update it, I will get it in the future but it's pretty annoying and useless when you have to restart dozens of times during a game. I even told them there were many of us who were going to get refunds. They didn't address this issue or any of my specific questions. Fail.
As far as I can tell, it doesn't.
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They don't do Gameday for most ST games. You'll have to wait for the regular season for that.
Been listening to both the Phillies/Toronto and Yankees/Rays games with no problems at all.
Important to note, though, that I'm docked, fully charged, and running off my home wifi with the router sitting about six inches from my phone.
There are so many variables involved in streaming audio from radio stations that I'm not at all surprised that some people would have trouble with some games from some stations.
It ain't a perfect system, folks. It's jerry-built out of pieces and parts, all of which are under the control of multiple individuals/technologies that are, at best, interfaced, not integrated.
The assumption that this should all go as smoothly as technology developed and ironed out for the last 90 years is simply silly.
Important to note, though, that I'm docked, fully charged, and running off my home wifi with the router sitting about six inches from my phone.
There are so many variables involved in streaming audio from radio stations that I'm not at all surprised that some people would have trouble with some games from some stations.
It ain't a perfect system, folks. It's jerry-built out of pieces and parts, all of which are under the control of multiple individuals/technologies that are, at best, interfaced, not integrated.
The assumption that this should all go as smoothly as technology developed and ironed out for the last 90 years is simply silly.