My library won't connect

Since the last Apple TV update my Apple TV won't connect to my library. My computer (Macbook Pro) connects to it fine as in the music wil play through the Apple TV but when I try to connect to the computer through the Apple TV it will run and run, then come up with the cannot connect error message. When I am playing music the icon will come up in the lower left corner what is playing
I have tried restarting all software, my wireless router, the Apple TV and my computer. My router is set to only allow hardware that is in it's MAC Address list to connect which the Apple TV does get through because it will stream Netflix and connect to Apple.
Help?
Thanks.

I had tried that and it didn't work.
What I had not tried was actually unplugging and resetting the ATV.
I had to do it twice. The first time it loaded the library, but when I tried to look at photos it crashed.
The second reset seems to be holding fine.
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