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Ah yes the mysterious "power surges" like back in the day when every problem with a computer was caused by a virus.
My router, cable modem, all my computers, and all my scanners are on a 2KVA Controlled Ferro-Resonant UPS. I have whole house surge protection at my breaker box and even a surge suppression on my phone and coax at the ground block.
I do not get "power surges".
I have a probably replaced my WRT54G's three times since I started running my feeds. They become unreliable and start dropping out over time. This time I bought a WRT610N, the 54G has outlived it's usefulness anyway. Even Broadband Hamnet is abandoning them due to their limitations.
But if you really want to find out if it's Broadcastify or your setup.
Setup your own stream server and have someone at a remote location (not on your LAN) monitor it directly. Just play some music so the audio is continuous. For Windows users
Shoutcast-DNAS plus the SHOUTcast Source DSP for WinAmp are all free and make it very easy to stream a playlist of MP3's.
If the Broadcastify feed is down and your music feed is up, it's Broadcastify or somewhere in between.
If the Broadcastify feed is down and your music feed is down, it's you or your ISP.
By recruiting a few of my regular listeners to give me feed reports is how I have traced my last feed problem down to me or Broadcastify.