Internal Stream Engine Service

How you are determining the provided information? What tools or apps are you using? By knowing this I can possibly try to investigate if it is an issue or not...

I'm actually just using the "Running Services" tab in Android 2.3 on my HTC Incredible.  Currently I have the app set to run the android streaming engine and have no running Xiia Live services on this tab after streams are stopped; the app is simply listed as a "cached process".  However as mentioned, when I switch to internal engine, Xiia Live displays under the "Running Services" tab even after the stream is stopped.  My assumption is that Xiia Live normally acts as a cached process unless it's actively streaming.  I've just noticed this so I haven't gotten to monitor it a lot.  Perhaps the service stops after a certain amount of time?I'm not sure. I'll update this thread if I find out anything else.  Thanks

Thanks for your reply.  Well, yes the service is cached if it was not running by Android.  Some interesting feature we have on our streaming service is a code that monitors the service and if after 30seconds it is not streaming and the app is closed it turns off the service.  This was built as an extra protection in case the app didn't close it properly.

I know app behavior varies widely phone to phone on android so it's probably just specific to the phone. It's nothing major by any means, just an observation. Just keep up the development on version 3.0!