How does Apple TV sort photos from Aperture?

I have arranged a set of photos in Aperture in a Project. 
When I go to show these on the Apple TV, they appear randomly and not in the order that I have them in the Aperture Project.
How does Apple TV sort the photos that it reads from my Aperture project?
If I understand how it handles this, I can adjust the metadata to insure it shows as I want.
I look forward to hearing back from folks about how this works.
Thanks.

I figured it out.  It is by the date and time code on the picture. 

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