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Luca42 · ‎08-19-2020

Thank you for doing this. I don't know if it was this or the fact that I have been online with the manufacturer as well. Long story -- it now works. To help the next user with a similar problem, we checked all connections to the device (wireless and ethernet). It appeared that both were working, but defaulted to the ethernet connection. With no progress with the wired connection, we moved to resetting the device to the factory resets. This allowed me to put in my account information anew and the buffering throbber cleared out. Naturally, you do not want to have to put this information in often, but it worked. Not sure if it was what was done on your end or with the device, but all working fine now with all functionality. Thanks for your assistance.

Luca42 · ‎08-19-2020

Adam, Thanks for the response. I've tried all the steps, to no avail. To be clear, I have connected via an Ethernet cable (actually changed the cable). I'm able to sign in, because it shows my profile and saved stations. It's just when I go to play that it shows the buffering symbol and will not advance. I've rebooted all devices and even completely unplugged the blu ray player to allow for a "hard" reset. It has not worked. The Pandora app is native to the Oppo player. I cannot delete it or remove it. I have made sure that the system software is up to date but given that I cannot use any functionality within the Pandora app, I am unable to do anything with the app (if that is possible). Therefore, I am unable to update the app (if that is what is needed). I will reach out the manufacturer directly now to see if there is something that I am missing. Thanks again.

Luca42 · ‎08-17-2020

I have been using my Oppo-95 blu-ray player to stream Pandora through my home system. Previously, I used my McIntosh MX-121 to stream Pandora, but about three years ago, it stopped working and I was informed by McIntosh that it was no longer supported by Pandora. Since then, I switched to using the Oppo, until the recent troubles starting in early 2020. I can see my account and my selected stations, but the application is trapped in a continual buffering loop. I have tried everything from updating my system software (it's the most current) to powering down the unit completely and unplugging (it asks me to re-enter my Pandora login information but then gets stopped at the same buffering screen). Short version -- my Oppo no longer plays Pandora. Is there something that I am missing or must do? Please let me know. Thanks.

Re: Buffering issues on Oppo Blu-Ray

Re: Buffering issues on Oppo Blu-Ray

Oppo Blu-Ray: Buffering