In which case would the device skip a song from Tidal playlist? Could it be some buffer issue so when the buffer is full it doesn’t try to load songs? Although I don’t think there is any network issue in my setup, but due to the low speed network card and 802.11N WiFi, can the device skip songs when there is a high latency? Does it ever retry in such scenarios?
Just as an FYI, I have similar issues with Qobuz - but seemingly less through Qobuz over Roon.
Very slow. I mean, really slow. But it does scan the NAS entirely, although takes ages. Overall same rubbish as before.
The device is connected to my ISP router (via Cisco SG200 switch) with ethernet cable though.
). The wireless N bandwidth is just not adequate as my Roon Core is also on WiFi on the same wireless router. So it has to download a 96k stream and then restream it out as 384 or 768k. when it bottlenecks on the wifi, it does the same thing you're describing.I’m just guess it could be something to do with the buffer - maybe some tiny network latency (with or without WiFi) can cause strange issue with the buffer, and there is no retry logic. I thought it was only a problem with tidal. In theory 802.11n is good enough for hires music, but I’ve experienced problems with both WiFi and ethernet.I'm going wireless through Asus RT-AC88U. There's definitely something about the MA Player/streamer handling of sub-optimal wifi conditions that's causing the odd behavior. for me, it's more likely to occur (I'm using Qobuz) when streaming HiRes 96k streams. Which Roon handles fine because it buffers on the Roon Core first. But even Roon has the track skipping issues when taxed (eg. when I make Roon do upsampling to 368k or 768k streams
Hi Somy,
Hi, thanks for coming back - looks like others also experience similar problem with other streaming service provider.
Is the sound better?
??? Details, as opposed to resolution? You lost me.
