For example, you can press the media bar to remotely end the current AirPlay session of Pandora. AirPlay unites the best sources for music (Pandora) with better speakers (sound speakers connected to a Mac), the larger screen (the Mac), and the best remote control (your iPhone, iPad or iPod). We're all about AirPlay these days, as we have been since Apple launched it.

5KPlayer attempts to make it easier than ever to AirPlay music from apps like Pandora and it succeeds in doing so.

When you're navigating the iDevices' home screen, launching Pandora or trying to use Pandora that have audio files, there's no noticeable lag while playing. AirPlay Mirroring from Pandora to Mac takes advantage of the hardware capabilities of Macs to deliver high-quality audios while maintaining optimal overall performance of iDevices. Growing pains? Just a software bug? Who knows, I don’t think it’s a bandwidth issue because it happens whether I am connected to WiFi or 3G, but I am glad I found a simple fix.As a big fan of music, Pandora users have an extra incentive to upgrade their auditory input quality. I’m not really sure what the problem is or why the songs start to skip in the first place, but it has happened to both my iPhone and iPod touch, and a friend of mine says it happens to his iPad too which makes this extra interesting because it’s running iOS 3 (remember the iPad gets iOS 4.2 in November) so perhaps it’s not unique to iOS… It’s never happened on the desktop or web clients (which I rarely use nowadays due to the Pandora song limit), but it does occur on the completely different Android platform too which suggests it might be related to their mobile development efforts. Before just deleting and re-downloading the app, I updated to the newly available iOS 4.1 download which made no difference. This might seem like common sense, but not everyone thinks to do this since the app may have worked just fine (it did) on a prior iOS version. Delete the app and reinstall the newest version.

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