A long shot - try turning off autosense on the node.
But I, like others, suspect it is a wifi problem - another thing to try would be a plug in extender with ethernet port.
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A long shot - try turning off autosense on the node.
But I, like others, suspect it is a wifi problem - another thing to try would be a plug in extender with ethernet port.
#10 ...I ask if it's indicative that I have good WiFi as things like Netflix etc don't have any glitches?
Where do I find 'autosense'?
I've checked in settings and can't see it...
a quick google (there is a lot of info on Nodes cutting out - I don't own one but was curious) and:
Open the Navigation Drawer and select Settings > Player > Customize Sources > Optical Input or HDMI Input.
Disable the Auto Sense toggle if it is enabled.
there was a report re node doing this sort of thing and it was diagnosed as a hardware fault in node. might be worth reaching out to them
Netflix streams are auto adaptive so glitches might not show up.
I only suggested the cable as that would help determine whether it's a hardware issue or a Qobuz issue.
I has a similar issue with my streaming setup recently and a reboot of router ( last resort) cured it.
Following the guide to see my signal strength.
Damned if I can see it!
Changing the DNS settings ( I believe!) in the router seems to have sorted my issue, fingers crossed!