ATV 3 doesn't work after installing Mavericks

I connect all my wireless devices including ATV3, MBPR 13 haswell, and iPhone 5s using my 2010 imac internet sharing. Before installing the Mavericks, I was able to use AirVideo and Airplay using ATV3. However, upon the install, none of my devices are showing the airplay icon!(They are all connected to the same network name ) Can someone give me suggestions?

First of all, thank you for responding my questions. Let me clearify my issue. Not only is the "Airvideo" app not working, but all my devices (iphone, ipad and MBPR) are missing the airplay icon. Before the mavericks, I was able to do mirroring and airplay without a problem. Also, it seems like imac doesn't show MBPR even though I turned on the file sharing. I am thinking about buying a new router to see if it fixes the problem, but it's fraustrating because it has been working fine until recently. Thank you.

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