on my android nexus one phone, why dose any streaming radio app stop playing/streaming after the screen locks?

by rafeejewell

I am on a android nexus one phone running version 2.1. any streaming radio app stops playing/streaming after the screen locks. but it continues playing uninterrupted if the screen stays on. i am getting frustrated over this because its not a connection loss, and i like to listen as i go to sleep. i have tried xiialive, A Online radio, and stream furious.

Answer by Test Test
Try playing music without the screen on and see if that works.

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Streaming radio is buffering when listening. How do I make it stop? or work correctly?
2.1 Mzh computer 1.5 GB Ram Internet DSL 3 Mbps.

OS is XP

Each of the stations have their own pop up streaming player

It is not the radio station dropping out

http://webclust1.liquidcompass.cc/sos4stnrd/audio_player.php?id=KSTPAM
My old 486 IBM does not do this. Please help. Thanks

Answer by speedytrista07
Try refreshing the page. Also, you may have a firewall causing problems. Try going to your firewall settings and allowing the site that is problematic.

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