In either case, it's also possible that the router doesn't handle long streams of data even over the cable. However, I imagine you're still streaming from a computer over Wifi. You did mention that one of your Apple TV's is cabled to the router. In my case, after weeks of software/router tweaking, changing from a cheap Belkin router to a Netgear wnr2000v (a friend's) caused all the problems to vanish - none of my devices lose connection anymore. (please post a comment to tell us what you found.) I've personally found that tweaks to the router settings rarely yielded more than a bit more time before the same failure would occur again (including trying to locate interference-free channels etc.).Ī way to test this in hardware may be borrowing a higher-quality router from someone for a few hours to see if that helps. One of the issues I had with AirPlay was very similar to yours, and it was solved by changing my wifi router.īuscar's suggestions are great - try them and see if they give you any useful diagnostics. Anyone have any idea where I can get some sort of log from the Apple TV, or perhaps the iOS device? I could go through my router settings and just guess at stuff (which I already did) to try to improve network quality, but I really need to be able to narrow down what the issue is.Īny insight on how to troubleshoot this issue would be much appreciated. My main question is how to troubleshoot this issue.

At this point, I have to believe that it's something happening on my network causing packet loss. One is hardwired to the router, and one is operating via WiFi. Like I said, I have this issue on both Apple TVs. On my iOS device, I get a message that says the connection has been dropped (or something along those lines). all browser pages safari/chrome have been logged-out. whatever app I open, all of them have been auto logged out from all my accounts. mail opens and all mailboxes cry for their passwords - flashing all 7 mailboxes like crazy without touching any pop-up window. Sign in to CIC using this browser, it will go through. Suddenly my iPhone 6 Pus iOS 10.2.1 is acting very weird 1. Open another browser (if you did step 1 in Chrome, open Safari and vice versa). To fix this, sign out of all of your Google accounts across all applications in your browser (see this Google Support article for more information on signing. If private is highlighted and there's a dark theme (black) you are in private. Go as far as you can, till you are kicked out. This is getting really annoying, now I'm reminded why I never update. It works fine for awhile, but then all of a sudden, the video will stop playing. I'm pretty sure it already is and I turned on cookies for all websites, it's still logging me out.

The issue: I'll be streaming something in Safari, YouTube App, etc. I have two of them, and several iOS devices, and this issue exists for all combinations. Hi – I have a really frustrating issue with my Apple TV(s).

Safari keeps logging me out