Signal always drops on my running route, how do you handle music?
Cytat z bertagnolliverr data 23 września 2026, 20:03Phone signal is always patchy on my usual running route and streaming just cuts in and out the whole time. Makes it really annoying. Do people just download everything beforehand for this?
Phone signal is always patchy on my usual running route and streaming just cuts in and out the whole time. Makes it really annoying. Do people just download everything beforehand for this?
Cytat z alex132411039 data 23 września 2026, 21:15Yeah that's the only way that actually works. Signal in parks and on rural routes is terrible for streaming. I download everything before a run and never have to think about it
Yeah that's the only way that actually works. Signal in parks and on rural routes is terrible for streaming. I download everything before a run and never have to think about it
Cytat z yapix85275 data 23 września 2026, 23:37Same issue on my cycling route, goes through dead zones where streaming drops completely. Sorted it by just having everything as files on the phone. The way I add new stuff to the playlist is through Tubidy, just search whatever track I want, grab the MP3, done. Takes maybe five minutes to add a new batch before a ride. Phone stays on airplane mode the whole time anyway to save battery and the music plays through without a single issue. Never going back to streaming for outdoor stuff. Too unreliable and you end up fumbling with your phone mid-ride which is the last thing you want
Same issue on my cycling route, goes through dead zones where streaming drops completely. Sorted it by just having everything as files on the phone. The way I add new stuff to the playlist is through Tubidy, just search whatever track I want, grab the MP3, done. Takes maybe five minutes to add a new batch before a ride. Phone stays on airplane mode the whole time anyway to save battery and the music plays through without a single issue. Never going back to streaming for outdoor stuff. Too unreliable and you end up fumbling with your phone mid-ride which is the last thing you want