Thanks for reading this. Let me start by saying I love Apple TV, at least as a concept, so I really want mine to work. That said, I've got a couple of serious problems:
(1) The Apple TV periodically stops responding to the white remote. I know the remote is working, because that little light on the front of the Apple TV flashes as it should as I push the buttons on the remote. But none of the commands are working. Stranger still, I can use my iPhone Remote app for Apple TV just fine, even when the proper remote isn't working.
(2) My Apple TV likes to lock up a decent amount. It's kind of like when you open too many applications on your computer too fast and none of them will work, at least for a while. It's gotten bad enough a couple of times lately that I have to unplug the Apple TV and plug it back in. (In that regard, is there not an on/off switch?)
(3) When my my PowerMac - via a wireless g card - is synching with my Apple TV, that wireless signal wreaks havoc on my wireless Apple keyboard and wireless Mighty Mouse. It's as if there is a battle for the wireless signals passing across my desk.
I appreciate anyone's thoughts if they have a moment. I can't tell if these are things I need to get used to or if I picked a bad Apple.
(1) The Apple TV periodically stops responding to the white remote. I know the remote is working, because that little light on the front of the Apple TV flashes as it should as I push the buttons on the remote. But none of the commands are working. Stranger still, I can use my iPhone Remote app for Apple TV just fine, even when the proper remote isn't working.
(2) My Apple TV likes to lock up a decent amount. It's kind of like when you open too many applications on your computer too fast and none of them will work, at least for a while. It's gotten bad enough a couple of times lately that I have to unplug the Apple TV and plug it back in. (In that regard, is there not an on/off switch?)
(3) When my my PowerMac - via a wireless g card - is synching with my Apple TV, that wireless signal wreaks havoc on my wireless Apple keyboard and wireless Mighty Mouse. It's as if there is a battle for the wireless signals passing across my desk.
I appreciate anyone's thoughts if they have a moment. I can't tell if these are things I need to get used to or if I picked a bad Apple.