This question is mainly aimed at those who use their S5 as their main music player.
When I play or stream music, my music skips intermittently. It's not consistent - it can happen one day and not happen the next.
It also doesn't matter what app I'm using - I use Milk Music, PowerAmp (also used the stock music app for a while), Pandora, and I Heart Radio on a regular basis. They all may skip from time-to-time.
Also what is unusual is sometimes when the music skips, it will temporarily speed up the music, just for about 5 or 10 seconds. Not Mickey Mouse sounding speed , but just a slight speed increase.
In addition, it happens mainly over bluetooth or if I stream over wifi (chromecast). It doesn't happen as much when I'm listening with my wired headphones.
I've tried killing apps and clearing caches and it may work for a day or so, but then it will start skipping again. I'm thinking it may be a problem with the bluetooth, because it seems like when the music skips, it drops the audio for a sec, but the song keeps going - if that makes sense.
Anyone else have this issue?
When I play or stream music, my music skips intermittently. It's not consistent - it can happen one day and not happen the next.
It also doesn't matter what app I'm using - I use Milk Music, PowerAmp (also used the stock music app for a while), Pandora, and I Heart Radio on a regular basis. They all may skip from time-to-time.
Also what is unusual is sometimes when the music skips, it will temporarily speed up the music, just for about 5 or 10 seconds. Not Mickey Mouse sounding speed , but just a slight speed increase.
In addition, it happens mainly over bluetooth or if I stream over wifi (chromecast). It doesn't happen as much when I'm listening with my wired headphones.
I've tried killing apps and clearing caches and it may work for a day or so, but then it will start skipping again. I'm thinking it may be a problem with the bluetooth, because it seems like when the music skips, it drops the audio for a sec, but the song keeps going - if that makes sense.
Anyone else have this issue?