Connect iPad2 to Video Camera

I've search on Google, but have yet to find anything that gives me the answer I'm looking for... What I'm wanting:
I have a Canon Vixia HG20 video camera that I want to use for recording to it's HD, but I want to also connect my iPad2 to is as well so I can get a live video feed from the camera on the iPad2.
I've looked at the camera connection kit, but don't think that's what I need or what will work. I have a Micro USB for "Component Out" & a 1/8inch "A/V Out" port on the camera.
Have any suggestions? Thank you!
**My ultimate goal, use the iPad2 to "AIRPLAY" the video feed that's coming into it to my Apple TV's.

Hi
You can import video file with camera oconnection kit. Two limits exist: file name lengh have exactly 8 characters and of course iPad have limitation on video formats.

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