First sync is taking a long time

I am attempting to sync my iTune to my new apple tv. To see how long it would take I synced one move over and it took over 15 minuets. I was wondering if that is normal or did I do something wrong. I am connected over an apple airport connection.

and a good bit too.
I finally set up a dual-band network with all of my b/g devices on the old round Airport Extreme-G and my TV and MacBook on my Airport Extreme-N with my iMac connected to the "N" router via ethernet.
The Airport Extreme-N is running in 5Ghz 802.11N mode.
I just got done transferring around 3.2GB of the television show "Lost" to the TV and it took right at 5 minutes to sync it. A typical movie (around 2GB) will usually sync in around 2-3 minutes tops now.

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