Sharing video from external multimedia hd to tv through home network

Hi,
Need help, I built a home network using one airport extreme and Air port express. I wouls like to share the external multimeia HD to TV's in Home. But the home network doesn't recognize this external? how can I read Or share this external Multimedia HD in my home network and Tv?
Thanks for yor help.
Home network Wifi through airpot Extreme and airport express works with music.
Mac pro OS X 10.7.3 Airports updated

I am having the same problem streaming HD anything, Movies or TV shows. It seems to try to buffer more of the video than when using SD video anything. When playing SD anything, it seems to start playing very soon after pressing play.
My content is on a spring 2009 iMac
CPU 2.93 GHz
4GB RAM
OS 10.5.8
Network
Wireless N (G,B 2.4 GHz) No G or be devices on network presently not switching to N only because iPhone 3GS doesnt 'support N.
Airport Extreme (man BS) -> Airport Extreme (Extend Network mode) -> Airport Extreme (Join Network Mode).
Thanks,
Andy D

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