E elitistnot Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 9, 2012 #1 I've tried using the MediaPlayerStream.Pause but it doesn't seem to work. If you have a mediaplayersteam setup and playing a streaming mp3 from a URL and you run the line mediaplayerstream.pause .pause seems to halt buffering and timeout the stream connection almost instantly. What is the difference between .pause and .stop? Because I can't see any difference at all and the help doc has zero info on .pause except to say it pauses playback (which it does not seem to so). Anyway, running .play after a .pause is pointless as it will not continue playing a dropped connection stream. Any info on this would be great. Very annoying that you can't seem to pause a streaming mp3. Thanks.
I've tried using the MediaPlayerStream.Pause but it doesn't seem to work. If you have a mediaplayersteam setup and playing a streaming mp3 from a URL and you run the line mediaplayerstream.pause .pause seems to halt buffering and timeout the stream connection almost instantly. What is the difference between .pause and .stop? Because I can't see any difference at all and the help doc has zero info on .pause except to say it pauses playback (which it does not seem to so). Anyway, running .play after a .pause is pointless as it will not continue playing a dropped connection stream. Any info on this would be great. Very annoying that you can't seem to pause a streaming mp3. Thanks.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 9, 2012 #2 You are correct about Pause which is useless in the case of MediaPlayerStream. MediaPlayerStream is a subclass of MediaPlayer so it also inherits this method. Upvote 0
You are correct about Pause which is useless in the case of MediaPlayerStream. MediaPlayerStream is a subclass of MediaPlayer so it also inherits this method.
E elitistnot Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 9, 2012 #3 Thanks Thank you for the info. Much appreciated. Upvote 0
