I've been listening to an online radio station that has a 128k MP3 stream, and 32k and 64k AAC+ streams.  The 128k stream shows a sample rate of 44.1kHz, while the 32 and 64k streams show a sample rate of 22.0kHz.

However, in iTunes, and Foobar players on a computer, all streams show as 44.1kHz.  Is there something going on with the AAC+ streams in Xiia to reduce their sample rates, or are they simple being reported wrong on the screen?

The radio station I'm looking at is A Reason To Dance - Radio G!, but this seems to be true for any radio station streaming in AAC+ format that I've tested.

Hello, I'm testing the beta version and I don't really understand how the buffer works. I've been playing a lot with the prebuffer length and buffer length but it seems to change nothing at all. The progression status bar (in light grey) has always the same size even if I change the buffer settings.
The only way I found to really increase the buffer size (have a larger grey status bar) and avoid skips when driving is to setup my own icecast server and change the buffer in the server itself. But with that, I have another problem I'll try to explain you.

  1/ I set the burst size (buffer) of my icecast server to :
  <burst-size>393216</burst-size> (= 384 kb)
If the connection is lost during some seconds (which you can do with setting wifi off 5 seconds then on), everything works fine with the smart recovery ON : the stream continues

2/ I set the burst size to something bigger :
  <burst-size>524288</burst-size> (= 512 kb)
Now the light grey bar is larger and buffer is good enough for me.
BUT if the connection is lost during some seconds, when the datas come back, the smart recovery will load again the whole buffer size. This will result in hearing once again a part of a song I just heared before the data connection was lost.

 I don't know if it's clear enough as my english isn't perfect :)
To resume : how can I have a better buffer (= a bigger light grey bar)
and why when setting the server buffer size to something larger than 384 kb the smart recovery plays a part of a song 2 times when connection is back ?

If you want I can give you my server adresses to test
This was made on galaxy s3 with your last beta on a 48kbps aac+ stream
Thanks

The application didn't give me the more than 6 minutes reward in pocket change even if i listen for more than 2 hours

XIIA is the best radio streamer in the Android Market. 

It would be great if this app also played my music library and videos on my phone. Android needs a well thoughout music player. It would be the perfect radio app!

Hey,

i really like your app and just got the Pro version. However, i do have a problem:
I have the player set to Wifi only.
Everything works fine as long as i am in my wifi network - a buffer is created, i can pause/play and fast forward later on.

But as soon as my wifi connection ist lost, the buffer is purged.
So lets say i am in a 10 mintes timeshift and my wifi drops, the other 10 minutes are lost.
There is no way to listen to them.

Is this a bug?

Thank you
Lennart

PS: Android 5.0.2, XiiaLive Pro 3.3.0.4

it seems like 2.1.8 is using a LOT more battery than previous versions. After being on battery for only 5 hours, and listening to xiialive for 15 minutes, i'm down to 20%. normallly i can go 12-14 hours before getting down to 20% battery. See attached screenshot.