I listen to Pandora the same way. I do not start streaming music until everything is connected and I stop streaming and then disconnect everything. Hope this helps.

 

I've noticed that if the aux cord is bumped, it will stop Pandora. I usually have no problems charging my phone and using the aux input at the same time. I set my phone on the seat next to me and it's when I go over a pot hole or something that Pandora will stop becuase the aux cord may have moved a little bit within the jack on the phone.

 

I am not sure if its related, but I have noticed that if you disconnect the headphones while using pandora it will automatically pause the player. so maybe a bump in the road is enough to think it was unpluged.

 

From what I've seen, that's it. The plug I have fits loose in the jack and the bumps are knocking it out a little bit. Not a big deal, just have to push play again. May get the car mount and see how that works as opposed to setting it on the seat next to me.

 

No question, Pandora is a little sensitive to what's going on with the cord - but when its working, it really is great. Goodbye XM subscription . . .

 

I have BT audio in my car through a pioneer receiver and can't wait to fire up pandora through it. I still have two weeks before I have my droid, but from everything I've read, it shouldn't be too much of a problem to stream it through the stereo via blutooth. I'll have it charging through the car dock, streaming pandora, and working as a gps. Man I can't wait...

 

I've not run into that, may be a problem with phone itself.

 

It's not pandora, it is the phone that pauses the music. It does the same thing with the music player too. If I'm not mistaken, iPods do this too, well, at least my old one does, if the stereo plug comes out of the jack a little.

 

I listen to Pandora all of the time using a BlackBerry Stereo Gateway adaptor into an aux input. Never had any problem with that in my car. It sounds good to my ear and even work very well than other things.

 

Which charger is it exactly? Some non-OEM (i.e. Motorola is the OEM, not VZW) chargers do cause interference with the capacitive screen.