Well, seems like the last update didn't fix this at all... :/ I tested it seemed like it worked but shame on me for not testing a little better! :(

Anyways, I had one issue where the track and artist name where inverted... That didn't fix the scrobbling issue so now I'm currently waiting for some help from last.fm to see if they can help fix scrobbling. I'll keep you guys posted on any updates.

The default behavior for alarm's volume is that the master media volume for the device is always set to 100% to avoid the alarm from not being heard.

If you have the internal volume setting as OFF then the master media volume is simply set at the volume percent chosen for the alarm.

Hope it made sense! :)

What error do you see when trying to stream OGG on mobile data?

Do you have sample links I can use to test the issue?

Are you still using the same device? What device do you have?

Please the the following post to understand a bit more how the player seekbar works.

http://support.xiialive.com/topic/156141

I would recommend you stop the download and restart your device and try downloading again. I'm guessing the Amazon AppStore app had some issues.

Great to hear that! Thanks!

Well the removal of sticky broadcasts is mainly a development purpose driven change. If you are a developer the following might make sense...

We used sticky broadcasts to allow the OS to hold the last information we broadcasted. This allowed for a quick way to retrieve last broadcast information. Just like Android music player does... The main issue we ran into was that any updates we made to the extras for the sticky broadcast caused the sticky intent not to be updated causing home screen widgets to show old information once in a while. The easiest fix, stop using sticky and work out a new way to retrieve the last broadcasted information.

By resolving the issue mentioned above we actually didn't need sticky broadcast permission anymore. This in turn will make some users happy who kinda don't have a clue what sticky broadcasts did in XiiaLive but still accused the app of doing something malicious...

Hope this answers your question! :)