If you can access the video file itself, run it through Handbrake with an TV3 preset and try streaming it after it's reformatted. Since all other videos play fine, it's probably just something in how this one video is encoded. If 1+ of us have the same problem, the problem is the video file and there's probably nothing you can do about it (but at least you'll know it's not your tech stuff). So this problem is a single video? If so, identify it and where to watch it and someone here with a MBP and an TV can try airplaying it to see if they have the stuttering problem too. If the video(s) play just fine via airplay over ethernet but stutter when using airplay over wifi, the problem becomes specific to your wifi setup.
Try to "airplay" 1+ of the stuttering videos? Do they still stutter? Note: this is not about encouraging you to have a permanent ethernet connection- just a test to see if you might have some wifi issue.
Temporarily turn off the wifi connections and lean on a wired connection. Are lots of other people/things using wifi bandwidth at the same time you are trying to airplay?Īnd a good experiment: run an ethernet cable from your MB Pro to your router and another from router to TV.If it stutters for everyone, the problem is probably the video(s). Identify a specific video(s)- such as one(s) on youtube- that always stutters and those of us with a MBPro and TV could try airplaying it in our setups and see if it plays smoothly.Does the video stutter on your MB Pro screen too?.Does video apps like youtube and trailers on the TV itself play their videos smoothly or do they stutter?.Have you tried videos likely to be better formatted for TV like Quicktime trailers?.If some videos do not stutter, what is different about them?.Does all video stutter or just a single video you tried?.
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