HielanLass wrote:
I’m running a Premiere 3290x off an older Vizio. Everything was fine, and then all of a sudden AppleTV will no longer play. It will play shows I’ve watched before just fine, but will no longer play “new” shows. I have reset/turned off auto adjust display refresh rate. I have removed Apple TV, restarted the Roku and reloaded Apple TV. I tried the start it on the iPad then move to Roku workaround - no luck. I tried to cast it directly from my iPad but the program format won’t play on my TV.
This thread’s been open for 19 months and there’s no solution?!
There was an ATV app update (7.0.126) on Monday 7/19 - this was the likely source of your changed ATV app behavior. You didnt mention your firmware version, but its likely 10.0.0-4209 (Settings/System/About)
Not that it will mean much for you, but the ATV (7.0.126) app plays content without issue (including playing a "new"/previously unwatched show) on my Express+ 3910 using composite output. Sometimes it has to be loaded twice, and thats because the ATV app uses a "hidden" external code library that has to be loaded first, and this uses more memory which causes more app loading issues on low-memory models (like the Express models).,
Because of this increased ATV app memory usage issue, there are some workarounds/solutions to try:
1) Check for updates: Settings/System/System updates/Check now - try again
2) Change your Theme to the Roku Default: Settings/Theme/Restore default theme - try again
3) Change your Screensaver to a Roku clock: Settings/Theme/Screensavers - try again
4) Remove ATV app, RESTART ROKU: Settings/System/System restart/Restart, Add ATV app - try again
5) Remove unused apps - try again
6) Network connection reset: Settings/System/Advanced system settings/Network connection reset - try again
7) Completely unplug power from Roku for 10-15 minutes - try again
8) Factory reset: Settings/System/Advanced system settings/Factory reset <--- last resort
FYI, There are different problems being lumped into this thread covering different models, different firmware versions, and different ATV app versions - threads like this often become as they are over time because of search results and Roku thread "advertising" at the community home page.
Regardless, the ATV app is entirely coded/published/maintained,/controlled by Apple. Its best to address problems with the ATV app to Apple since they are they only ones that can do anything about it:
https://support.apple.com/contact