Android: How to adjust how much of a song is buffered?
Hi,
following situation: Lets say my bandwidth is 64 kbit/s and I set the max bitrate to 32 kbit/s. Theoretically I should be able to listen to my music without interruptions.
But the app is downloading almost 700 KB of the song before it starts playing it. At this bitrate that means it buffers around 2,9 Minutes which is way to much and which makes conitnuous playback quite difficult.
After one song ended the app does not immediately starts playing the next, because it has not yet downloaded the 700 KB.
So is there a way to limit how much of the song is downloaded before playback starts with regard to the set bitrate? Like I tell the app that it should only buffer 1 minute and at 32 kbit/s it only downloads 240 KB before it starts playing it.
That would be really great.
following situation: Lets say my bandwidth is 64 kbit/s and I set the max bitrate to 32 kbit/s. Theoretically I should be able to listen to my music without interruptions.
But the app is downloading almost 700 KB of the song before it starts playing it. At this bitrate that means it buffers around 2,9 Minutes which is way to much and which makes conitnuous playback quite difficult.
After one song ended the app does not immediately starts playing the next, because it has not yet downloaded the 700 KB.
So is there a way to limit how much of the song is downloaded before playback starts with regard to the set bitrate? Like I tell the app that it should only buffer 1 minute and at 32 kbit/s it only downloads 240 KB before it starts playing it.
That would be really great.