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Has anyone found a way to stop this behaviour?
Should I be using a different app for my streaming needs?
Should I give up listening to internet streams in remote areas?
D.
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the media player will then move on and try to play the next stream.
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I know this is ambitious....
Anyway, when the stream connection drops, as it inevitably does pretty frequently, due to either temporary loss of connection to the net or full-on loss of GSM/3G/3.5G connections, about 50% of the time the media player will then move on and try to play the next stream.
Sometimes this works and my political debate is interrupted by loud Russian techno-industrial. Not that I mind techno-industrial, but right now I want to listen to politics (yes, I'm nuts, clearly).
I tried to find a way to add the station to a playlist containing only itself but couldn't find a way.
Has anyone found a way to stop this behaviour?
Should I be using a different app for my streaming needs?
Should I give up listening to internet streams in remote areas?
Any help much appreciated.
D.