To all with trouble Apple TV and Mountain Lion

Hi!
I downgraded to Lion with Time Machine.
Why I give up trying to solve the problem that ATV will not show any pictures?
Today I had contact with a REAL technicma, NOT from helpdesk.
He told me that Apple probably NOT will make a fix for this problem.
iMacs before june 2010.
I see no reason to have ML as everything works just fine with Lion.
Thanks thou for all hundreds of tip from everybody.

@Alley_Cat
One more thing. I tested every tips given here but could not get ATV3 to show my library iPhoto.
ATV3 connected allright with the Apple TV
First Screen said Homesharing is on
When clicking Computer the new sreen said "Turn on homesharing"
Cou.d not solve that
Now back to Lion everything works correct, so I am satisfied.

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