Suffering weird audio loss issue on ATV3

I recently purchased an Apple TV 3rd gen and hooked it up to my new Panasonic plasma. Whenever I try to stream something, be it Netflix, home sharing or iTunes Trailers, I get random losses of audio. The audio usually cuts out for less than a second every now and then, but sometimes it gets really bad and these losses come in rapid pace, making it practically impossible to hear what's going on. I have not had any issues when watching cable. This is only when I use the Apple TV.
I've heard many possible theories, but can't seem to narrow it down. Some say the 3rd gen has some issues with formating audio, while others say it might be a buffer issue with the wireless router, but the video is never affected (though the quality of the video stream from Netflix is pretty terrible).
Anyone else experience this issue?

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