@Jimpson , for me it was in ~/.local/share/ubuntu-download-manager/com.mikeasoft.podbird but if its not there, try using the du command to search for large directories. I started from the very top at ~ and started using this: du -d 1 --block==1G ^this command shows the size of each directory/file in ur current location in terms of gigabytes. podbird should be up there in size, so just start working ur way down

@3t_ed usually 2.4Ghz has more range, while 5Ghz is faster. But that was not my point. In my router, I can configure if I want to have 2 seperate wifi-accespoints for each frequency, or if I want to have only one accespoint and the devices and/or the router are deciding dynamically which frequency will be used. My impression is, that the issues described by jimpson, are happening if my router is configured to only provide one accesspoint for both frequencies.

@arubislander Hey @arubislander no problemo. If you could point out where or what i need to look out for in the log files, i' m good to go. I can then post the part that's needed. Thanks for all the help!

@domubpkm Ok, i'll do that next time i update my music. Thank you very much for the tip!

@dobey same here. I've just updated the app and everything's back to normal. Thank you very much for the work!

@moem Aha! Thank you very much. I'll go and have a look.