Why is local buffering required for audio playback in Network neighbourhood?

Audio files in Network neighbourhood are stored on the original device. Therefore, local buffering is required before audio playback. Playback may not be smooth if the data speed on the Wi-Fi network is low. Typically, audio files ranges from 5 MB to 10 MB. It is recommended that you play audio files after they are fully buffered. For a better experience, copy the audio files to your local device first before playing them.