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2010-02-07
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Found a way to do this using KMPlayer.
Install KMPlayer,
Open radio link,
Click play, then pause. This should buffer the stream for as long as you pause.
Click Play when ready and enjoy your interruption-free stream.
Install KMPlayer,
Open radio link,
Click play, then pause. This should buffer the stream for as long as you pause.
Click Play when ready and enjoy your interruption-free stream.
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2010-09-07
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Thanks for this tip. Is there any way to do this automatically?
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2010-09-13
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Any takers on this guys please?
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2010-12-15
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I love to hear Webradio in the car, the good 3G networks in Germany and the excellent antenna of the N900 make it possible. Though there are sometimes interruptions when I drive for example through a tunnel, so is there any possibility to change the default buffer time to a higher value?
The online radio which I listen to often disconnect due to bad connection from 3G and many other factors...
Is there a mod/hack I can do to increase the buffer length in order to reduce interruptions?
Last edited by Moolan; 2010-02-04 at 05:55.