Airplay Audio Sounds Like Skipping CD

The audio is really choppy. Plays little blurbs of the song or movie's audio every second or two. Super obnoxious. Why doesn't this work? Used to work just fine, now it doesn't Tried resetting apple tv and restarting my computer already. Have 2012 MBP Retina and latest apple tv.

Hmmmm, now when I do airplay mirroring it will play sound but it won't display video.

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