Sync error(3689) /w new MBP to AppleTV(G1) & NO Firewall

I switched form Windows to a MBP and I get a Sync error(3689) from iTunes to my AppleTV(g1), there is no firewall on the MBP. I've tried resetting to factory load and it still fails. Funny thing is I can still Sync from my iTunes Windows box.

Update on problem with ATV(G1) and new MBP17 (Thunderbolt). Did a Factory Restore on the ATV which took it back to v1.1 and wiped all the content of the ATV. Then updated to current ATV software, then set up an entirely new sync connection to my iTunes Library on the MBP.
The selected a few items to sync on the MBP (so I could see results quickly, rather than waiting for a 55GB sync to fail). Clicked Apply. Then clicked Sync.
The sync then starts. It syncs one song. iTunes shows progress bar in the normal way. Then it hangs (progress bar stops).
Then I quit iTunes. It warns me that an Apple TV is syncing. But confirm quit.
Then reopen iTunes, and I find the ONE song is happily synced on to the ATV.
Immediately after restarting iTunes, it then (correctly) starts to sync again, picking up with the next song on the list.
But it then hangs again, after ONE song.
So, what do we know?
1) iTunes 10.2.1 on new MBP does correctly 'see' the ATV(G1) over both WiFI and Ethernet (I've tried both).
2) It is possible to correctly set up the ATV(G1) to sync with the iTunes Library on MBP. The ATV generates the Passcode and iTunes on the MBP accepts that Passcode in the normal manner.
3) But note here - iTunes asked for the passcode TWICE. Is this a fault?
4) iTunes happily accepts your sync instructions (either automatic or manual) and starts to sync.
5) It then hangs after one song (or a couple of photos).
6) On reopening iTunes it picks up sync where it hung up, but then only does one song.
A thought about an issue that may be part of the problem. I used Apple's Migration Assistant to set up my new MBP by restoring the contents of my old MP 8-Core's hard drive to the new machine from a back up on an Apple Time Capsule, using Apple Time Machine. (Basically, a 100% Apple-approved process for setting up a new Mac with all the data and settings from a previous Mac).
In EVERY other respect (email settings etc) this process has worked 100%.

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