As I stated above, my Tidal signal was sometimes dropping and my ISP Technician said this was caused because the cable signal was slightly out of its required range. This signal variance causes signal dropouts and I suggest you ask your ISP (Internet Service Provider) to check their signal to ensure it is in the required range. The signal needs to be checked at the street (cable junction box for your house) and also the cable line coming into your modem. Signal checking at both location is required to ensure everything is working to spec.
In addition, please confirm your router is capable of handling the signal load and it is not causing the problem. As I reported above, my Linksys router was sometimes dropping packets. My Apple router was also not capable of handling the requested load.
I cannot comment on your Pro-Ject S-2 Ultra streaming device since I am not familiar with it.
Unfortunately, dealing with the above issues takes time and patience. All of these issues can be fixed so your Tidal and Qobuz streaming services sound terrific.
BTW, Qobuz 24-bit/96 and 24-bit/192 albums sound really good.
In addition, please confirm your router is capable of handling the signal load and it is not causing the problem. As I reported above, my Linksys router was sometimes dropping packets. My Apple router was also not capable of handling the requested load.
I cannot comment on your Pro-Ject S-2 Ultra streaming device since I am not familiar with it.
Unfortunately, dealing with the above issues takes time and patience. All of these issues can be fixed so your Tidal and Qobuz streaming services sound terrific.
BTW, Qobuz 24-bit/96 and 24-bit/192 albums sound really good.