Internet Radio crashes every 10 min. after update

Question

There are a few questions in the Support database that match this behaviour, but they are from 2012, so here it is again ...
Just updated AppleTV yesterday (Sept 20, 2014) to iOS 8 update, and now Internet Radio crashes (any and all streams I pick), after ten minutes.  This is really ******* maddening given that Netflix and Internet Radio is all I use the thing for.  It's easily repeatable, and it's always 10 minutes, (possibly that's all that's in the buffer).  
There is nothing on the web about this, nothing I can find anywhere but here and as I said, all that's here is mention of the exact same problem happening in 2012. 
For the record:  All software up to date, (except Yosemite isn't out yet), hardware is latest revision, all the latest expensive Apple gear being used etc.

Answer 1

Indeed.  The silence is deafening (and really poor form). 
Anyone in the service industry knows that a simple, "Hey, I hear you and we are looking into it" goes a lot further than stoney silence.  I'm really ****** at Apple this year, I thin they are finally losing it. 
Yosemite really screwed up a lot of things on my computer as well, it's really quite full of bugs.  It actively changed some of my settings without my consent, and despite it being a tricked-out 2008 Mac Pro with a 30" cinema display that collectively cost me about $6000, quite a few of the new features simply aren't supported (AirDrop, Messages integration, etc.) and performance has slowed to a crawl.  They actually have a start up progress bar now like Windows used to, because the start up is so frigging slow, you'd think the computer was dead.  This, with a super-hot graphics card, 16GB of memory, 4TB of drive etc.
I was also going to switch to a new iMac this year (2008 was a long time ago after all), but now with the new 5K model, I have to pay almost $4000 for that, when I'd rather have a non-retina one, and rather have a 21" one than a 27".  Sadly, all these options are denied to me, for no other reason than "that's the way Apple does things." 
Bah!