Sending content from iPod to a WiFi Direct Sony TV

Hello!
i recently buyed a Sony televisionKDL-46HX820, with WiFi Direct conexion technology.
Using Tv application, I have connected the TV with my iPod Touch. The problem is that I cant send content from the iPod to the TV (i.e.: Music or Photos in the iPod).
Do you know any way to do it or any application that will fit my requeriments?
Thanks in advance!

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