We've had several reports that when a track is no longer available from a streaming service, this will cause the queue to pause rather than simply skipping over the unavailable track and move on to the next available one in the queue. This is especially notable in longer playlists where the odds of encountering this are higher.
We are looking into the best way of resolving this and is on our development backlog.
For now, we'd suggest that when a track is encountered that seems to be no longer available in your Sense library from the streaming service, we'd suggest removing from the playlist then search again for it to see if still available - if so, add it again to the playlist and it should play correctly with the updated link/shortcut to the streaming service.
We are looking into the best way of resolving this and is on our development backlog.
For now, we'd suggest that when a track is encountered that seems to be no longer available in your Sense library from the streaming service, we'd suggest removing from the playlist then search again for it to see if still available - if so, add it again to the playlist and it should play correctly with the updated link/shortcut to the streaming service.
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