Invalid Resource when accessing streaming video from PC

When I File > SHARE > HTTP Streaming Video, FCP creates a number of files & folders to place on my Web site. When I go to access the streaming video from my MAC, it works. However, when I attempt to access it from a PC, I get the message "Invalid Resource". What am I missing or doing wrong?

I too am having serious problems with streaming from Apple TV2 to a newer quad core iMac running the most current version of Lion. I am using Time Capsule as the wireless network device and have a high-speed DSL modem with 12/mbs download.
I have my iMac directly connected to the Time Capsule with an ethernet cable, and an ethernet cable directly to the router (Actiontec Q1000). With the Airport Utility on my iPhone, I can see the Time Capsule as well as the wireless devices connecting to it, including the Apple TV 2. BTW, I can't even see my wireless devices with the new Airport Utility, need to use 5.6 to even see the devices.
The connection is listed as EXCELLENT, and when you check the speed of the connection, initially the Apple TV 2 shows a 65/mbs connection, but the minute you try to connect to Home Sharing, it drops to 1 mbs. So I don't think interference is an issue at all as no other device that connects wirelessly to my network has any problems. Very frustrating. Went into Apple and they replaced the original Apple TV with a new one, same problem. I think the issue is somewhere between the Time Capsule and Apple TV2. When I brought the new one home last week, it worked GREAT for like one day, then whenever you try to connect to your home library, it never loads, and with the 1 mbs speed, I can see why it's taking forever. Anyone willing to help would be much appreciated.

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