Apple TV fills up disk on Airbook ???

Even if I buy a movie on the Apple TV, it jumps onto the hard drive of my Macbook Air and fills up the disk. How do I get movies to stay on the Apple TV drive and not on the computer ?
Roy

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1143
streaming == Sharing
== atv will only be access the media when your computer is on
apart from the media you bought on it
and yes it will clear anything you dident buy on it from
the lib when you set it to share

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Secondly, I believeyour company has deceitfully forced my daughter to buy your Apple Care, whichis completely against her original will. Since she is just a 22-year-old girl, it is impossible for her to carrythe 30-pound iMac by herself. Andclearly, she was not given a choice but had to pay HKD1200 for the AppleCare. This made me doubt if thisis a scam of your company. Is thisa way of how Apple make extra money by giving your customer faulty products anda mission impossible, then forcing us to pay for a service that we did notneed?
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