fractalv wrote:
Must have been just me, it's working again.

Is 'The Globe' channel working for anybody else? No sound here, yet the other channels work.

Whats with the new android app?  Trying to find the 'casting' icon.  How does one play downloaded streams?

Looks like a too early beta release.

"Strange Things Happening Every Day" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe is playing something else. 
It's been like this for a year. 

The What's Playing feed on the website has been lagging about a half hour behind all day what I'm getting through Alexa (at least for me in the UK). I've been listening to the Main Mix.
Not sure what would cause this. 🤔

 Zapata wrote:
+1

Is there something wrong on my system to get album art all the way to the OS? I'm on Firefox, which happily passes track and artist to my system tray and sends play/pause and next track (PSD) to RP.com, but the art is missing.

I've also tried an audio app with the RTSP streams, but I get the channel logo as the art.

Third time in about three hours that the stream has stopped. Graphics are broken too.

And again, minutes after I posted ^^that^^

Later RP - I'll check back tomorrow.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Sooner or later someone is going to take notice...I just know it.

 damonlazer wrote:
Nation of Language - Inept Apollo

Get living Rock involved into the Rock Mix named RockIt! and let it become universal.

Thank you for updated app, especially the cache features…

Thank you for updating the app! Now I can see how much time is left for downloaded content. Woooooo!

 jarro wrote:

Uninstalling and reinstalling did not work. Did it a few times with no joy. I went back and looked at my notes on iOS from some meetings I was in with Apple about securing iPhones... Uninstalling can sometimes leave debris behind, particularly where there are app to app interactions (across containers), like would happen with the RP app and CarPlay. That was clearly what I was experiencing. After uninstall/reinstall I was still having the same problem with the app getting preemptively shut down by iOS - I swear I could hear a popping sound (and I'm sure that was imagined, but the crash was that abrupt which is a sign of iOS killing the app.) That was my clue on what to try next. Rebooting an iPhone - powering it down and then powering it back up - causes iOS to do a bunch of integrity checks and cleanup of orphan data, and it rechecks/repairs the integrity of its own apps.

So, I did an uninstall. Rebooted the phone. Then did a fresh install. And suddenly everything worked. Even better, I'd been having issues with CarPlay general reliability for the last few months, while I was struggling with the RP app problems, that I blamed on Mazda's crappy CarPlay integration. CarPlay was unstable even if I wasn't using RP's app and it was uninstalled. Just as RP's app is rock solid now, CarPlay is back to rock solid. So there's some cruft left behind from the unstable versions of the app that doesn't get cleaned up by an uninstall and reinstall that can even affect CarPlay, unless you do an iPhone hard reboot in between.

FEATURE !   Not a bug..
The website menu entries have some links plainly dysfunctional, as of yet.
Just sayin'.

Example:

https://radioparadise.com/list...

Sublinks are all corrupted.

Not showing what exactly's playing - something else instead.

Long Live PHP!

The comments on this Sweet song are lit up over it being a re-recording, not the original version.

What?

song:24 Framesartist:Jason Isbellalbum:Pink Pocket Pistol

 DrLex wrote:


It certainly could be that, as the playlists are very different from what they were a few years ago. It could also be due to broadcast software, and we could only know that for sure if the flac streams were guaranteed bit-perfect from the source. Either way, it would be good if at least one stream had sound quality as a priority - or at least weed out the really bad tracks.

 ednazarko wrote:
Unfortunately seems to be some ongoing issues.   Uninstalling and reinstalling might help if the update left something corrupted.  Has helped for some people.       

 R567 wrote:
Are you sure it's not just the songs themselves? There seems to be a trend to crush vocal tracks with hard limiters these days. Quite a few recent songs are already messed up during mastering. I guess it's the next thing now that everyone is getting bored of the vocoders and pitch shifters.