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At this point, it simply cannot be an ISP issue because everything else depending on the Internet works fine. Believe me about this because I do all my development work on the cloud. Everything has been working fine except for Tidal. I don’t use anywhere near the 1gbps download speed I get out of which ~950 Mbps is the typical speed down most of the time.

Yes, when streaming, it can sometimes behave like the stream is not “flowing through the pipes” very well, but it does not stutter and distort in the horrible way which Tidal does. It has yet to crash during playback like Tidal does. And… now that most of my songs (all 99 GB of it) is available offline, I find no problems playing back any music at all. It is super pristine and smooth for offline files which is the way it should be.

The only good thing about Tidal at this point is that it has apps “everywhere”, but nowhere does it really work very well — there is always some limitation or some bugs. Why is video a feature? Who can watch music videos while working from anywhere? Why would the vast majority of people see that as a feature which someone has to spend time developing when the core music experience has serious flaws.

They tried to get it to work, and it fails miserably. I mean $19.99 per month and $399 MQA DAC and it still crashes and burns. I am tired of this — and this issue is worse for music listeners because problems with music are more irritating.

It has been a full 24 hours since I moved to Qobuz. The music has never sounded better. I find it less “noisy” than Tidal, it plays more of the kind of music I like, and no more horrible distortion during playback followed by an app crash.

When I used to buy individual songs, I used to end up with Qobuz because only they had some of the hard to find new music as high-res downloads. One of the reasons I did not get Qobuz then was I did not like the app. Now, I can live with anything which will not interrupt my music playback in between.

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I think the last straw was comparing my local CD quality files on my iPhone and finding that invariably they always sound better than any of the Tidal Streaming or Offline files.

It looks like Tidal has hired an Engineering Team which is spending time throwing more features which don’t work well, while ignoring or being unable to fix core problems in the app experience.

Unlike video fanatics, people who love music have a lower threshold of how much noise and disruption they can handle during file playback. That is just the nature of music listening.

I’m going to try Qobuz and update here later. I am currently migrating all my music from Tidal to Qobuz using the FreeMyMusic.com iOS app. I have 99gb of offline files on Tidal (my iPhone X is the 256gb one — this is the only way for me to use all that space). I have about 170gb of music including Tidal, DSD (Onkyo app)