@uberwaltz, Congratulations. It is great news that you have all the above Internet activity going on and there were no signal drops, or related performance issues.
It is very interesting, to me, that we BOTH had similar ISP Cable issues that were greatly impacting our ISP cable server performance and Tidal Streaming. I had both my outside junction box and downstream amplifier issues and you had your main area distribution hub issues.
I wonder how many other people are having similar Internet cable issues impacting Tidal like we did. Streaming audio from Tidal is simple since you just push a button BUT there are several electronic devices behind the scene that might need work AND these issues are not easy to detect. Signal dropouts and out of range cable signal strength are good indications of these issues. When having Tidal Streaming issues, I continue to recommend that the first place to look is your IP Cable Service to include all the above parts mentioned above.
In addition, as I stated above, I suggest you re-boot your cable box (and remove its battery, if needed) and router around once per month. Unplug these devices for two minutes and re-start. It seems, that over time, these units need to be cleaned out.
It is very interesting, to me, that we BOTH had similar ISP Cable issues that were greatly impacting our ISP cable server performance and Tidal Streaming. I had both my outside junction box and downstream amplifier issues and you had your main area distribution hub issues.
I wonder how many other people are having similar Internet cable issues impacting Tidal like we did. Streaming audio from Tidal is simple since you just push a button BUT there are several electronic devices behind the scene that might need work AND these issues are not easy to detect. Signal dropouts and out of range cable signal strength are good indications of these issues. When having Tidal Streaming issues, I continue to recommend that the first place to look is your IP Cable Service to include all the above parts mentioned above.
In addition, as I stated above, I suggest you re-boot your cable box (and remove its battery, if needed) and router around once per month. Unplug these devices for two minutes and re-start. It seems, that over time, these units need to be cleaned out.