- Sep 9, 2014
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Music playback was smooth and enjoyable for the first two days. Unfortunately, that's no longer true. Now music from my Prime library cuts out randomly, sometimes for a few seconds, like what happens with some YouTube videos that stop to buffer during playback if you have a weak cable/wifi connection. [I don't have a weak cable/wifi connection myself.] A number of times the delay has gone on for so long that I just gave the "Alexa Stop" command and gave up.
There are a number of similar complaints on an Amazon help page, but so far no explanation of what's causing the problem. Someone from Amazon has posted a link to a contact page that gathers no specific information about your problem but merely asks for a phone number so that someone can call back. I really do not want to go that route. Customer service phone calls are almost universally frustrating experiencees.
Of course, I will eventually go the call-me-back route whenever I know that I'll be home for a long enough stretch to make the callback useful. Until then, though, if you don't own an Echo, know that the Echo is not without its bugs.
If, on the other hand, you do own an Echo and have a fix for this music problem, please share.
There are a number of similar complaints on an Amazon help page, but so far no explanation of what's causing the problem. Someone from Amazon has posted a link to a contact page that gathers no specific information about your problem but merely asks for a phone number so that someone can call back. I really do not want to go that route. Customer service phone calls are almost universally frustrating experiencees.
Of course, I will eventually go the call-me-back route whenever I know that I'll be home for a long enough stretch to make the callback useful. Until then, though, if you don't own an Echo, know that the Echo is not without its bugs.
If, on the other hand, you do own an Echo and have a fix for this music problem, please share.