Mixlr - Live audio broadcasting

The app interface is not helpful at all. It was difficult for me to use it and the streaming kept stopping. The old interface was way better and simpler. I'm glad I still have the old version saved on my phone. As a developer, I don't think this new version is suitable.

I'm grateful for the 30 minutes of free usage. The notification "broadcast time almost up" is too disruptive, causing my phone to freeze or restart. It would be better to remove the notification or show it only during the last minutes. Now, after the update, I can use a few extra seconds beyond 30 minutes. Also, the audience count feature has been restored. Thank you!

The free version works perfectly, but the notification that appears after 20 minutes can cause issues. When you try to click "ok," it makes the system freeze and crash, disconnecting the broadcast. It would be great if this could be fixed or if the notifications could be removed. We are already aware of the 30-minute limit and would like to make good use of that time before deciding on a plan.

Everything was fine before, but after I updated today, nothing seems to be working. Good news though, most of the problems caused by the update have been resolved as of November 12th, 2023. Now, I can log in and participate in programs. However, I still have a few ideas for improvement. I'm curious if Mixlr offers a beta program.

You did great and I wanted to give you 5 stars, but the new update is causing issues. Sometimes it stops streaming and shows an error message saying the version isn't supported even though it's already updated. It was working well before. Just keep up the good work!

I updated the app, and now there are some issues. My broadcast time is limited to 30 minutes per day. The number of viewers connected to me is not showing anymore; it just displays 0. Also, I can no longer log in with Facebook. Can you explain these changes?

Sound quality is great on this app! It's way better than ZCast's web app which is the only choice for Android users. Even though the phone app isn't as strong as the web app, I'm still going to stick with it for now. The other options in the app store aren't very appealing. Anchor doesn't offer live features, Spreaker isn't attractive, and SpoonRadio wants a copy of your government ID if you're not in Korea (definitely not doing that!). Until there are some big improvements, I'll be using Mixlr's web application more than the phone app.