Problem recording Amazon Prime with Movie 2025

Desktop PC
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB
Windows 10 Home 64 bit version 22H2 build 19045.5608
Edge browser Version 134.0.3124.66 (Official build) (64-bit)

Audials Movie 2025
Audials 2025.1.9.0, built on 3/12/2025
Streaming Service 3.3.938.0
Server: prod-asky06.audials.com/
tag_production_20250319_de1090656d48

Problem is with Amazon Prime. I have Prime and purchased the option for no ads.
Program windows are maximized, movie set to full screen. The problem occurs with the internal browser and with Edge. It has occurred with two movies, "End Times" and "The Beyond". I did not try any other movies.

Prime is not recording as expected, possibly due to the stream from Amazon. The movies I captured began at one resolution and partially into the movie the stream switched to a different resolution. When the resolution change occurred, Audials stopped the clip in progress and began a new clip at the new resolution. This resulted in two clips for the movie, instead of a single video with the entire movie.

End Times
https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/0ME5RD14YVYYG5Q8W6G9WR6LW4/ref=atv_plr_detail_play
The movie began streaming at 1920x816 and ran at that resolution for 05:50. The stream then switched to 1088x464 and completed 1:45:15 at that resolution.

The Beyond
https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/0JCKTD4GWTQ99LUJR3ER1Q3PJ8/ref=atv_plr_detail_play
The movie began streaming at 1920x1080 and ran at that resolution for 01:04:34. The stream then switched to 960x540 and completed 27:10 at that resolution.

Thank you,
Charlie

EDIT 3-21 Now having the same issue with Peacock.

EDIT 4-12 Thanks for the comments and a reply from Audials support.  After reading the comments and doing some more research, I think it probably is due to network load at server end. Hulu servers must have better capacity, they consistently stream 1280x720. Amazon and Peacock almost always change resolution during the stream. I did some experiments, and it looks like Amazon and Peacock even start with different initial resolutions depending on the time of day (amount of network traffic?). When I get streams that change resolution, I use Handbrake to massage the two clips to a matching resolution and then combining them in Premier Elements to get a single movie. It is a PITA to have to do that, but it works and sometimes the movie is only available from Amazon or Peacock.