AirPlay iPhone 4s

AirPlay with THE IPhone 4s is not workking. I tried two Iphone 4s, the icon shows up, but no signal to Apple tv. But the iPods from My children are working!
Same wireless Networking, all devices are installed with the latent software.
I also updated the Apple tv to the latest software.
Please help!

and the iphone is connected to the same wifi network as the appletv?
because it will not work if it's only connected to 3g to the internet

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J'ai un iphone 4 et en me connectent a une enceinte en bleutooth airplay c'est active et j'arrive pas a l'enlever du coup j'ai plus de son qui sort a part sonneri ou alarme ou avec écouteur.
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If your overall wireless bandwidth is poor it is very possible that you may have some form of Wi-Fi interference in the immediate area that is preventing your AX from providing a good clean signal. This will show up as poor streaming performance or poor data transfer rates.
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Seit einiger Zeit, ich schätze mal 4 Monate, habe ich täglich etliche kurze WLAN Abbrüche.
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Glücklicherweise habe ich die Fritz!Box 7390 und keinen Router von NetGear.
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