Hi.
In an German thread an idea raises up that I think is not too bad. Wouldn't it be nice if the MP2 client will have some sort of local buffer for media playback, similar to playing a Youtube video on too slow internet connection? On slow WLan networks this may improve the user experience a lot if the playback will start delayed (with user notification) but instead lots of stuttering it plays nice and smooth once the buffer (maybe a few hundred megabytes or similar, could be in ram or on disk, depends on the environment) is filled...
What do you think about this?
In an German thread an idea raises up that I think is not too bad. Wouldn't it be nice if the MP2 client will have some sort of local buffer for media playback, similar to playing a Youtube video on too slow internet connection? On slow WLan networks this may improve the user experience a lot if the playback will start delayed (with user notification) but instead lots of stuttering it plays nice and smooth once the buffer (maybe a few hundred megabytes or similar, could be in ram or on disk, depends on the environment) is filled...
What do you think about this?