BillG wrote: 
That must be why I had better luck on the lower bitrate. Stupid 8GB tracfone 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
iOS will purge low-priority files when it gets low on storage, and our app's cache is low-priority by definition. So the only fix is to clear out some more storage. 

 BillG wrote: 
How large is a High quality cache, typically? My old iPhone has been doing this... load a 200-minute HQ cache and when I go to play it, it's gone. I thought I saw a conversation a few months ago that said I had something set wrong, but I can't find it now...

This is probably a corrupted sdcard.
There is some more info here.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/255566-solved-android-what-do-if-sd-card-mounted-read-only-cant-write-sd-card.html

Have a few options
1. use an app or pc to repair it.
2. Reformat it after backing up anything important from the phones storage settings.
3. Replace it.


 bigguyoz wrote: 

My cache used to work fine, but now also getting that the SD card is read only for cache storage (which it isn't)
Have tried uninstall, no dice
Anyone found a fix ? 

Hello, has anyone ever had this issue of the cache location being "Read-Only" trying to cach to the SD card?  I'm running Android 4.4.4

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I'm on a Oneplus 3 with Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow).
When I started the app in airplane mode, it played one song and stopped. It took me a while and I solved this totally by chance: to get those (relatively) new "Cache Blocks" to work, one has to 'stop' them (square icon on the right border of the block) and then 'start' them again (play icon left to the stop icon). At least that helped in my case!

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Hello, I gave it a try, great mistake, my well working app is gone. Now I'mlooking forward to somebody who send me the link to the app with the centerglobe and rainbow, and when it's getting startet, the letters radioparadise come up one after the other. Do you know help?
Thank you very much in advance, Peter

 BillG wrote: 
Thanks! Will look into it before using it again.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
It's unlikely to be related to the download process, and it's definitely not a compression issue.  The most likely cause is a CPU or memory issue on your phone.  I'd suggest rebooting — & taking a close look at what's running in the background (anything — not just what appears on the current-apps list).  In Android 5.x, go to Settings->Applications. For info on how to see what's running in Android 6: http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/125368/ (follow the link to enable Developer Mode).

Used the cache for tunes on our roadtrip and noticed an oddity. There seems to be a skip or timing hiccup that occurs with increasing frequency as more of the cache is played. Thought it might have been some sort of issue with our WIFI or internet connection during the download, but the same issue occurred after loading it fresh for the return trip at my inlaws' place. Something in the compression process?

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
What do they sound like again?

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
None bears yet. Soon, probably, but the heat and activity keeps them out of the valley there. 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
No bears?

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Yeah I haven't had reason or hardware to take advantage of this feature but just tried it out today finally. Spent 8 hours half a mile from all humanity up in the mountains today, just me, some Mountain Grouse and RP. Nice.

Filled it up last night; 12 hours and 34 minutes. Tried it out today; works great! 

Gonna give this a try for use on upcoming roadtrip.

 h_in_bristol wrote: 
Yes, 'clear cached data' will delete the RP app's cache.

 BillG wrote: 

Yes, device storage is low.
I have once (or twice, or more!) done "Clear cached data" - is this where the RP cache lives?

Thanks for quick response.