Sony Bravia TV and AppleTV 4K randomly restarting
So I have a Sony Bravia XR-75X90J Bravia 4K VH2. The OS of the Sony Bravia TV is Android 10 (Patch Level Sep. 1, 2022).
My AppleTV is fully updated as of this post.
Randomly (usually when streaming from the following Apps on the AppleTV: Hulu, YouTubeTV, Paramount+, and Peacock) the AppleTV will restart and the Sony Bravia TV will indicate the error message that there is no HDMI signal detected in the bottom left-hand side of the screen, and then the AppleTV reboots to the Home Screen.
This happens randomly throughout the day, and I’ve noticed it generally, but not always, occurs on the streaming applications mentioned above.
I have gone so far as purchasing a new AppleTV and buying multiple HDMI 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 cords and the issue persisted.
There appear to be countless users with the same issue based on my review of threads on many different sites of users posting about the exact same problem yet no definitive solutions from Sony or Apple.
Since I have tried multiple troubleshooting steps related to the equipment, as well as a reset of each device, a video reset of each device, various combinations of BraviaSync and CEC settings (including turning all features off), connecting different brand TVs to my AppleTV (will now two of them in an effort to fix this problem) and have no problems with other TVs, and lastly the problem became so frustrating I have been using Nvidia Shield TV Pro for 4 days with absolutely no issues at all.
Therefore I can only conclude the issue is a video setting on the AppleTV 4K (again the latest generation and fully updated), and the Sony Bravia TV HDMI output settings. One or more of the video setting on the AppleTV and Sony Bravia TV have compatibility problem(s) that cause the Sony Bravia TV to believe the AppleTV 4K is no longer sending a signal upstream to the Sony Bravia TV.
Any help determine how the video or CEC settings (or both) are required to be set on each device to stop this absurd reboot loop would be extremely appreciated.
PS: to the user that keeps commenting that it has anything to do with internet networking issues, please refrain from commenting on this post. Networking has nothing to do with this very common issue.