Hey, all! I've been using Apple TV's for about 4 years now, and am having a frustrating time right now.
We've just moved and decided to go with Centurylink over Comcrap, mostly to spite the worst company in the world. We've had everything running for about a week and it's been fine, but for some reason tonight my AppleTV won't let me stream music. I've tried both iTunes Radio and My Music (via Match, so from the cloud), and both skip and stutter every few seconds, like the Internet is dial-up speed. Hulu, HBO, and Netflix are all streaming full HD no problem, but itty bitty ol music won't play worth a crap.
It's likely some issue on the Centurylink side, because I'm getting the same thing when trying to play iTunes Radio on my phone while on wi-fi, but it seems to work ok if I take my phone off wi-fi. I've rebooted the router and AppleTV both to no avail, and music has worked fine for the last week with all the same settings as now.
I guess I'm hoping someone may have some great insight into what WAN settings or something I may need to tweak. Super frustrating.
We've just moved and decided to go with Centurylink over Comcrap, mostly to spite the worst company in the world. We've had everything running for about a week and it's been fine, but for some reason tonight my AppleTV won't let me stream music. I've tried both iTunes Radio and My Music (via Match, so from the cloud), and both skip and stutter every few seconds, like the Internet is dial-up speed. Hulu, HBO, and Netflix are all streaming full HD no problem, but itty bitty ol music won't play worth a crap.
It's likely some issue on the Centurylink side, because I'm getting the same thing when trying to play iTunes Radio on my phone while on wi-fi, but it seems to work ok if I take my phone off wi-fi. I've rebooted the router and AppleTV both to no avail, and music has worked fine for the last week with all the same settings as now.
I guess I'm hoping someone may have some great insight into what WAN settings or something I may need to tweak. Super frustrating.