Why is Alexa not playing the radio?

Why is Alexa not playing the radio?

Wi-Fi connectivity issues can cause media and music to buffer or not play. Reduce Wi-Fi congestion by turning off any connected devices that you’re not using. Move your device away from walls, metal objects, or sources of interference like microwave ovens and baby monitors.

Why can’t I play BBC radio on Alexa?

Open the Alexa app, then tap Settings > Device Settings. Select your Amazon device, then Language, and ensure UK English is the set language. We are aware that there are some issues with the BBC Sounds skill. Some of these are easily fixed and answered, and others are out of our hands as Alexa skill producers.

Why does my Alexa not play BBC Radio 2?

The first thing to do is make sure your Echo speaker is set to the correct language. If your device isn’t set to UK English, that can lead to the problem with getting foreign radio stations. To make sure the device is set to the correct language: Open the Alexa app on your smartphone/tablet.

How do I get BBC Radio 2 on Alexa?

What can I say to Alexa in the BBC Sounds skill?

  1. To start playing the radio say, “Alexa, play [live radio station].” For example, “Alexa, play 6 Music” or “Alexa, play Radio 2.”
  2. To find out what song or programme is currently playing on a live station say, “Alexa, ask BBC Sounds what’s playing.”

Why does BBC sounds keep cutting out?

Buffering is caused by your internet connection cutting out and joining again, so to play a programme smoothly and without interruption, you’ll need a good internet connection.

Why does my streaming radio keep stopping?

Please check your internet connection, as ‘buffering’ or ‘connecting’ issues could be due to very weak Wi-Fi or poor data service. Other computer users on the network can also cause your Internet radio stream to buffer too often.

Why does the radio on my iPhone keep cutting out?

Restart your iPhone. Check for any sources of potential interference: Resolve Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues caused by wireless interference. Verify you’re connected to a strong Wi-Fi or cellular network for streaming, or try a different network if available.

Why is Internet radio dropping?

High demand for the streaming service. If your favorite Internet radio station experiences stronger demand than its servers can accommodate, then every listener’s connection will attenuate, possibly to the point that the music has to periodically pause to rebuffer.

Why does catch up TV keep buffering?

Buffering is caused by the internet connection between your router and your device cutting off and joining again, so to play a programme smoothly and without interruption, you’ll need a good internet connection.

How do I stop my Internet radio from buffering?

How to Get Internet Radio to Stop Buffering

  1. Check that your computer hardware and network speed meets the service’s minimum requirements.
  2. Close down any other bandwidth-heavy application.
  3. Pause the video and give it some time to catch up.
  4. Try a different browser.

Why Pandora keeps buffering?

If Pandora keeps pausing intermittently, first check to make sure your Wi-Fi signal is strong, as the issue may have nothing to do with Pandora itself. Android users can usually solve Pandora streaming issues by doing a quick data clear through their phone’s settings.

Why does my iHeartRadio keep buffering?

If there’s an updated version of the app available, it’ll be listed in the Update tab of the App Store. Check your network connection. If you’re still having trouble listening to iHeartRadio, try deleting and reinstalling the app. Often times a fresh installation will fix any issues.

Why does my Iheart radio keep cutting out?

If the app is stopping when your phone’s screen goes dark/turns off/goes to sleep, it is likely an Android level setting which is designed to save battery life. Select Battery. Find and select iHeartRadio. Disable “Put app to sleep”

Andrew

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