Very slow loading on apple TV with high speed internet ?

What was the connection via speedtest.net ?

Did you connect Apple TV via Ethernet?

Go to istumbler, netstumbler or similar to get a network report. Look for signal strength, noise, nearby networks

Test on another network

Speedtest.net was service used.

AppleTV connected both wired and wireless.

I know, but you didn't give the connection that speedtest reported

What were the results from the network report?

Test on another network (ideally a controlled one like Apple's) to see if it persists

Note: Netflix, Hulu, and similar will adapt to the connection so it's not an apt comparison.

Same story here. Did all network troubleshooting and absolutely not my connection. Getting solid 22gb down and everything but apple works. Hbo go immediate hd streaming but itunes "Ready to play in 6hours 26 minutes". The joke is Apple wants me to pay them $29 for a support call to tell them their download servers are jacked. Better get fixed soon or off to Fire TV I go.

I get incredible slow download times from Apple for rental movies.

I got the network report below and my network is highlighted. Can someone do an interpretation of what I see?

I get also poor performance checking download speed over wifi to my laptop.

Speedtest shows a 29ms ping and 22.68 mb download. Tried with both Ethernet and 5ghz wireless with AirPort Extreme. good wifi signal (rssi 48 noise 96 where the box is). Suspiciously iTunes download of a purchased TV show to ipad also extremely slow. Trace route to Apple.com has all kinds of timeouts but not sure that has anything to do with where iTunes downloads come from. What's annoying isn't that there is a problem, stuff happens, but that there's no good way to find out whats going on and when and where it can be resolved. Amazon instant video is working great so I'm pretty sure my network is solid.

I have the same problem. It is interesting that movie trailers for new releases play immediately, but any past purchase will stay in the "Loading" or "Loading, ready in 1 minute" state and never progress beyond that point.

My connection speed is 18mb, speedtest indicates 14mb. I do not have any internet performance related problems with any other connected device.

Have you tried switching to 2.4ghz? Switching channels on router? Tested on another network?

Amazon also uses adaptive streaming

Unfortunately troubleshooting the network isn't always easy, if you want to verify you can test on another (ideally controlled) network as suggested

Big difference between playing a trailer and a full length movie. Speed is one factor, did you check the other things? Again, other devices working is not necessarily indicative of a solid network.

How long have you had the router? I would suggest changing channels on the router. Also make sure it is up to date. Have you tried Ethernet?

The network test on the device doesn't account for any issues, for that you need a full network report. Network problems can come at any time without changes done by the user . I am in fact trying to troubleshoot the issue, but it will be down to to the network.

It is working just fine on my system and for the majority, take it to another network and you'd see similar results. If you'd rather make assumptions and place blame elsewhere that's up to you.

The AppleTV network test reported successful. Also just bought a new AppleTV today, same issue (yeah, call me stupid there) as with the old one. Wired connection, and every App inside AppleTV works fine except trying to stream/play non-new movies from my Apple collection. If everything works but that, then that is where the problem is. I am not a computer hardware or network person. No idea how to troubleshoot a network.

How do you "take it to another network"???

As I stated above the network test on the device does not account for issues on the network, you need a full network report (istumbler, netstumbler or similar..which was stated in previous response). Again, those other services are adapting to the connection and iTunes is at a fixed rate plus higher quality (in addition it needs to load a portion before playback begins).

Davis2718 wrote:

How do you "take it to another network"???

You simply take it to another location, under a controlled network like Apple's.

Same problem.

yesterday when tried to play apple tv it says ready to play in 82 hours in HD and 7 hours in SD

Today, i am trying to download it on mac, and itunes says that it will be completed in 302 hours

Nba15k for my son's ipad air - still downloading since this morning.

i Am on uverse with speedtest constantly shown 18mbps download,

nothing was added or changed on my home network, netflix, amazon, hbogo, showtimeanywhere, etc all works fine.

uverse router shown uptime 40 days with no error packets

router restart, disabling firewall, resetting and restoring appletv did not help.

apple support suggested to bring appletv to apple store but that was before i discovered that mac and ipads have same issue.

last time it worked perfectly around feb 4, and app updates worked fine until yesterday afternoon.

ps

i tried it on wired and wireless - no difference