I had a worship director at the church I part-time at want to use Apple TV for streaming video. It
worked, but the audio never synced properly and the
latency was very noticeable since the TV's were placed just outside the main part of the building in the surrounding hallways where you can hear the
speaker through the doors. Frame rate at times was below 10. The bandwidth on the WIFI
network was just not enough to accommodate the stream. We had three Apple TV's feeding from an iMac using AirParrot. I never explored it further because it seemed like a lost cause. My suggestion was to run
Cat5 since there's plenty of hardware to use for that, but things were purchased before I could get involved
. They no longer use display mirroring and just use the FlickR app to do a slideshow of events.
If you've got
Cat5/6 anywhere in the building you could patch it to where you need it. I just did something similar to move a
router out on our
catwalk and patched our GLD80 into it without running a ton of cable. I just patched the
router into a wall plate, patched that run to a run that goes to our control booth and Bob's your uncle as the saying goes. As long as the run to the
MDF isn't stupid long, it should work.