Is it possible to recieve a RTSP stream on Apple TV?

Today we use a MacMini G4 to watch RTSP streams on our TV.
That works fine
The MacMini G4 also acts as digital hub, file photo and iTunes server,
Ufortunately the MacMini is a bit to slow for YouTube and the large photo database. So we want to set up an Apple TV for streaming our media and RTSP streams. Is there a way to recieve RTSP streams on Apple TV?
One of the kids favorite streams is Rtsp://rtsplive.dr.dk:80/livestream52.sdp (danish children tv, may not be served to clients outside DK).
regards

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No sorry that isn't possible.

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