[scottajronan]

I have a WDS network made up of an new Airport Express (running G & N) and an Old one upstairs in my house (running on N). The new one is setup as the main base station and the old one as the extension to the WDS network. For some reason my Apple TV seems to pick up the old one most of the time rather than the new one and this causes issues streaming content form my iMac's iTunes Library. Can anyone think of a way to force the Apple TV to use the newer Airport Express? I tried Mac address filtering but this made things worse.

[ibook_steve]

I'm not sure I understand. If you are doing WDS, the SSID (the name of the wireless network) should be the same on both base stations. As long as the ATV is set to connect to the correct SSID, it will pick up the strongest signal it can for that network.

Your message implies that you have different names for two networks (assuming one for each base station) because somehow you know that the ATV is connecting to the old base station. With WDS, you wouldn't be able to know that (unless you're specifically checking the connected clients in Airport Utility).

Can you verify that you have a single SSID for this setup?

Steve

[scottajronan]

Yes they have the same SSID and yes I have been checking the the connected clients in Airport Utility.