rseiter wrote: 
That's the way the app now works. If you're listening to cached programming, PSD will skip to the next track — as long as it was scheduled to play sometime in the past on the live stream.  In other words, you can't skip past "now" — kinda like if you've paused live TV on a cable box. 

There was a problem with a handful of audio files that caused the audio to cut off mid-song on the apps.  That's been fixed.

 BillG wrote: 
That would be a Bingo, thanks BillG. Good tip.
I'm running the app on a Droid 4 and CM12.1 so others' results may vary but it works for me. Just need to remember to use the master volume as the OS tries to normalize as you make changes.
Thank you sir!

 BillG wrote: 
Thank you!  That would be a key feature for me.  Would it also be possible to ask about skipping to the next song when using the cache?  In addition to the obvious benefit of skipping songs, that would also help with the occasional problem I have where the stream goes silent (while using the cache) but starts working again after a few minutes (next song?).

 MtnGoat wrote: 
Just tried a free app called "An EQ"  (or "aneq") that seems to work fine with our app. Might want to give that a try.

I'll ask our developer about moving the cache only to external storage.

Thanks for the newer, better cache management features, it's coming along nicely. I use it nearly every day on my commute.

I have just two wishes I'd like to see considered:

Let us move the cache to external storage (without needing to move the app which has shown to be problematic for some)

And more importantly, I wish it was linked to the AudioFX app, or had its own sound controls. I play mine through earbuds and the car audio and often wish (like, every song) that I could adjust the bass/treble. Even with the highest bitrates it sounds tinny and flat.

Or am I missing something?

Thanks RP.