[x] I have checked the Changelog that the issue is not already fixed.
[x] I believe this issue is a bug, and not a general technical issue, question or feature requests that can be discussed on the forum.
Describe the bug
When streaming from a subsonic server, the application seems to perform little or no buffering, so if the network connection is unstable (Mobile, train, ...), playback is repeatedly interrupted. Pausing and waiting does not seem to help.
To Reproduce
play music from a subsonic server
use the Wifi on a German train
Expected behavior
I would expect the application to cache the entire song in advance, ideally even the next two songs. Since songs are usually small, the app should easily be able to download multiple songs ahead of time during "bursts" of internet availability.
This is the behaviour on my Android subsonic client, too.
System Information:
Operating system: Kubuntu 23.10
Strawberry Version: 1.0.18
Additional context
If there are situations where the suggested behaviour would be desirable (I don't know which one that would be), you could add an option to the settings to always cache the upcoming X Megabytes or Y songs.
jonaski
commented
6 months ago
Describe the bug
When streaming from a subsonic server, the application seems to perform little or no buffering, so if the network connection is unstable (Mobile, train, ...), playback is repeatedly interrupted. Pausing and waiting does not seem to help.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
I would expect the application to cache the entire song in advance, ideally even the next two songs. Since songs are usually small, the app should easily be able to download multiple songs ahead of time during "bursts" of internet availability. This is the behaviour on my Android subsonic client, too.
System Information:
Additional context
If there are situations where the suggested behaviour would be desirable (I don't know which one that would be), you could add an option to the settings to always cache the upcoming X Megabytes or Y songs.