philchillbill wrote: 
> No, there’s no buffering controllability. You have 3 basic commands to:
> clear the queue entirely, add something to the end of the queue, or
> replace the entire current queue and start playback immediately with the
> new queue. That’s all there is and it works just fine for my ‘Stream’
> commands but is not good enough for player syncing where finer control
> is needed. 
> 
> See
> https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/custom-skills/audioplayer-interface-reference.html.
> Don’t be fooled by any AudioPlayer 1.4 interface features you may find
> on Google. It’s for device makers and not skill builders. Fridges can
> stream FLAC but skills cannot. [emoji849]

I mean if the source controls the stream, will alexa buffer for a very
long time before starting to play? I’d assume, like for my other
bridges, there is a min buffer size before it starts to play and of
course it will try to get as much it can but if the source does not
provide more than real time stream, I assume it will just have to
‘behave’



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