Diagnosing a streaming failure

Well for me it’s definitely that my Internet provider is flakey.  I use it for work and have a kind of elaborate Internet back up system, so I monitor it more closely than most, and know what part of my network is down or unavailable.  

So, if this happens 2x a month, and your network internally is hard wired I’m going to bet it’s outside of your house. 

As always, if using Wifi, I recommend the use of a free Wifi analyzer you can get for any phone or laptop.  Make sure you have both a solid signal and an uncontested channel.  Hard to do in densely populated areas. 

@signaforce got it. Let us know if you try the mojo and how it sounds. 

I had to replace my router when I had this problem. 

@erik_squires Thanks! You may be correct, as my internet has been wonky lately (AT&T 1Gb fiber). Rebooting the AT&T portion seems to have resolved that, as I am getting 500mbps WiFi speeds throughout the house. 

I have my upstairs Aurender Ethernet connected via my old Ethernet backhaul to my downstairs main router. My Asus mesh system (3 total routers) is now using a wireless backhaul. 

I did that to eliminate one of the routers from my chain to my streamer, and allowed me to move that second router far from my audio system. Thoughts?

@fthompson251 My main router is new, but who knows… thanks!

I never get a single glitch since isolating my whole house router from my audio router. Audio router first router after modem, whole house router daisy chained to audio router, this all hard wired, no wifi on audio network.