Not sure exactly what's up, but when I stream RP on my bedroom system (Logitech Touch that's been hacked to handle high res playback... but in this case just touching the 192K streams, feeding the music to the DAC in a Peachtree iNova) in the morning, or during the day, everything plays wonderfully, no interruptions.  Enjoy the 192K stream a lot, that's kind of the sweet spot for the old Logitech technology.

But, at night (eastern time, around 10pm to midnight) I get pretty constant cutouts. Get it at multiple stream bandwidths (the Logitech service provider offers multiple RP stream bandwidth options.) I'm sure it's not network congestion in my home network, since I'm the only one living in the house, and the only network stream activity is from that Logitech device. (Yes I've checked... and my cloud backups don't kick in until 2am.) The frequency of dropouts is the same at the higher stream bandwidths. 

I was wondering if that time period (10pm to midnight, eastern) was a particularly heavy stream time for you.  I know the Logitech doesn't have a very big cache, but I can stream 24/96 from my home music server at the same time (and yes it does stream at 24/96, that's what the hack is for) without any cutouts. Other stations I listen to, all of which run in that 192K and 320K stream size, don't have a problem at that time.

Asking by way of figuring out an efficient trouble shooting strategy. If that is a really heavy traffic time for you, then I'll try devices with bigger and more aggressive caching.  If it's not an absurdly high demand time, it might be that the service provider for the Logitech is struggling but only with your stream, so I'd need to point it at a URL instead.

Thanks.