Choppy video streaming with Netflix on ATV2

Greetings!
I have had an issue streaming Netflix since about December 22nd. Prior to that, streaming had been just fine. At about that time, though (partway through the day, and partway through an episode of season 2 of Doctor Who), all my streams started displaying a strobing effect. The video quality is sharp, but the video framerate is reduced substantially. It is consistent and steady.
I have tried logging in and out, restarting the ATV2, and switching between wired and wireless network. I can watch the same video on my Xbox 360 (streaming through Netflix) without the same problems, though it is possible that the picture is slightly less sharp. None of this is HD content (though the higher resolution first episode of the season showed fine).
Are there any tricks to fixing this? Is this a known issue? I'm hoping there's a setting somewhere that'll tell the ATV to better tell Netflix an appropriate bitrate.
Thank you,
-Joel

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