Air Video equivalent for iMac to MacBook

I'm using Air Video on my home iMac to watch movies over the internet using my iPad (when I'm away from home).
I recently bought a MacBook and I am looking for a software to put on my iMac and my MacBook that would allow me to do the same as Air Video.
Any suggestions ?

Here http://inmethod.com/airvideo/download.html

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