islander wrote: 
Try deleting & then reinstalling from the Play Store.

Just loaded the new app, and it seems to just lock up when launched.  Moto X. 

 BowTieDad wrote: 
From the app's main page you click on the Preferences button to the right (looks like 3 sliders), then from there you can set the cache length that will download over wifi, and then fill and refresh it.
I think that it will then automatically play from the cache, but I have the "Cell Data" option unchecked just in case, since I don't want the data charges.

Also, if I recall correctly, the new features require Android 4.0 and above. My old phone on Gingerbread (2.3) didn't have any of the new features last I checked a couple weeks ago, despite the newest app version.

Bill just mention something about cashing up an hour or so on wifi and listen later

anyone know how? I dl'd the lastest app

Cheers!  

 ditty wrote: 
wow, now I'm about a half minute behind. 

 Proclivities wrote: 
ha!  I wish...

next song is Joan Osborne, Nobody's Fault but mine.

 ditty wrote: 
You've got a magic android there; quick, use it to access a horse-racing site.

 aflanigan wrote: 
well they are doing a damn fine job of it!

12:33 website says Steve Earle, but I'm already on Harry Manx.

I can see in to the future!  Go ahead, ask me what's next on the playlist!! 

 ditty wrote: 
Just the NSA, messin' wid' you.
 

just something weird - my app is about 1.5 minutes ahead of the playlist here on the website.  at 11:16am central time, Euphoria's Sweet Rain started on my phone, but the playlist here still has Alpinestars listed.

weird - the next song on the website is Toad the Wet Sprocket. But the previous four songs all match.  Weirder and weirder.
edit - okay, now here is Euphoria on the website, but I'm hearing Eurythmics.  Am i on a cached playlist??  11:23am Central next song up on my app is Julie Miller All My Tears.

I installed the latest version of the android app (3.0.16) a few  week ago and  have had numerous times where there are long (2-5 minute) instances of silence for no apparent reason.  The display still shows a song title and i dont think it is a wifi issue as all my other gear is humming along OK.  I'm using an LG phone with android ver 4.0.3 connected to my home stereo.  It has run flawlessly for at least 6 mths prior to these issues. 

Is anyone else seeing this? Any other thoughts

This is not a big problem really, but when I run the RP app on my Samsung tablet, it does not seem to recognize my user name and password.  The RP site recognizes them when I open it in a browser on that tablet but the music player app doesn't seem to.  This is really only a problem if I want to use the PSD, but I don't use it that much, especially on the tablet.  Since it's a 7" tablet, I thought maybe I was just punching in the wrong letters on the little keys, but I've tried it several times.  I'll try again later when my fingers get skinnier.  The stream and buffering work very well.
Thanks 

 BillG wrote: 
Thanks Bill.

The app is back in the Google Play Store.  However, we lost our download count, reviews, etc.  so it's currently way down on the list when you search for "Radio Paradise".

The new version is also an update, so this would be a great time to grab the new version & give it an honest rating + review.  That'll help us get back up there in the rankings — & there are a number of bug fixes in the new version.

 haresfur wrote:

 
I've solved my problem for now.  I had forgotten Amazon's app store.  Got the RP app from there.  Very happy to have it back.

 

Bob

 BillG wrote: 
If Google doesn't expedite this, they fail the 'do no evil' test.  BTW, I loaded the app about a week ago and it is great!

  Thanks for the update.

BillG wrote:

 

 bstjames wrote: 
Our Android app should be back in the Play Store soon. We had a bit of a disagreement with Google that we're sorting out. Hopefully it won't take long.

I just got a new Android phone and in transferring data and reinstalling apps, I can't find the RP app in the Google Pay Store.  The Listen page here now just refers to apps for iPhone, iPad, and Windows Phone.  What's going on?

Bob