Why does iPhone videos take so long to come up on the Apple TV?

Why does iphone videos take so long to come up on the apple tv?
1080P has a large file size but are there ways to get it to start to play faster?
Hard wiring it into the LAN helped a bit but what is really slowing it down? WPA2?
Thanks,

could be the wifi speed as in 56Mbit vs. newer 300Mbit version
or interfearing from other wifi networks which use the same channel
or microwave or dect phones which also operate on the 2.4Ghz band

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Hello - New fellow here.
I tried to download 6.1 Gig of a movie off of my Sony DSC200 tonight and my estimated time to complete was 17 HOURS? I called Apple Support and they told me that there is nothing wrong with that; although it seems excessive "The computer apparently needs that much time".
Well, that hardly seems correct to me.. Can anyone comment on the import time????
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