From what I understand, the recent HTC update broke mp3 streaming in the built in Android media player (a player I assume we don't see since our Android OS has HTC Sense over top of it), and this is what Shoutcast apps like XiiaLive, Winamp etc use for mp3 streams. Other formats still work (like AAC) so hopefully your favorite stations stream over multiple formats. I think the ball is in HTC's court now unless the XiiaLive devs can find a workaround. Merry Xmas btw.

Edit: I just re-read the Android media player comment from the XiiaLive devs and I don't think that was the problem as XiiaLive doesn't use that player. The issue is still with HTC though.

Hi, aac streams do work for me. I tested a few from radiofeeds.co.uk on the "other formats" page. Thanks for looking into this.

@ XiiaLive Team - Appreciate you looking into this. If you find a workaround prior to an update, please let us know.

I know Google release future SDKs prior to release for devs to test (like gingerbread), but unfortunately phone manufacturers like to mess things up with their own "updates". Makes me wonder sometimes if they perform any QA on their software...

BTW it makes me realize how much I rely on your app, especially when I'm driving, when it breaks through no fault of your own.

Thanks again!

Want to add, this was an HTC update. We're still on Android 2.2.
Tried lowering all the app settings, incl. lower buffer etc. Tried lower bitrate stations. Tried using both 4G @ 6mbps and 3G @ 1800kbps.

I'm getting the same issue. For what it's worth, Radiotime does work with the stations that has, but it's a terrible app in comparison. FYI, all the other shoutcast apps looking for internet streams all have the same or similar issues, such as Winamp.