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Photostream, iTunes Match, WSJ, MLB - All broken!

Updated my Apple TV last night. However, it can't connect me to iTunes Match (no songs in library), not to photostream (login failed error) and also WSJ en MLB.tv are unable to connect. Internet works fine and I can view flickr photo's and watch trailers. Any solutions or similar problems?

Apple TV, iOS 5.1.1, 3rd generation

Posted on Sep 25, 2012 1:46 AM

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Sep 25, 2012 7:01 PM in response to Nijntje

Thanks Nijntje!


Switching the connection to WiFi solves the problem. Definitely a bug as I'm using the same router for connecting to WiFi and ethernet for the Apple TV.



Karen P,


Yes, Hulu is also one of the apps that's broken. Same issue as yours, can browse catalog but cannot stream any video. Completely working if connected to WiFi.

Sep 27, 2012 12:28 PM in response to Nijntje

This has been so frustrating. For a while only certain videos in Hulu didn't work, and now after the update everything came to a screeching halt. Unplugging the ethernet cable fixed the Hulu Plus issue, but still unable to view Photostream. Without the ethernet connection using airplay and streaming movies through iTunes has been a hit and miss operation. I'm really considering either chucking this thing out the window or selling it on ebay!

Oct 11, 2012 8:55 AM in response to Nijntje

I think I'm having a similar problem--I have a Time Machine plugged directly into my Comcast router, and all my devices hooked up to the Time Machine's wifi. All services *seem* to work except Photostream; totally broken for my iOS devices until I go to a completely different wifi. Surprisingly, iPhoto on the make picks up Photostream just fine.


Is Time Machine showing similar direct-connect issues as Apple TV is?

Photostream, iTunes Match, WSJ, MLB - All broken!

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