I have a computer in bedroom that connected to the router in the same room. And the Apple TV is in living room connected to the primary router.
The router in bedroom is connected to the primary router in living room.
In this case I can't connect my computer to Apple TV for sharing videos.
What can I do?
Hi. Are the two routers on the same network; first 3 octets of device IP addresses the same?
How is the bedroom router configured? Is it a wireless Access Point, connected to the main router by ethernet cable?
Are you trying to use AirPlay (Mac screen displays on Apple TV) or Home Sharing (Apple TV accesses videos in iTunes server on Mac)?
Thanks. Nice diagram, by the way. So, your computer and Apple TV are on different networks, 192.168.14.* and 192.168.0.*. It's generally a bad idea to have 2 routers in series like this, because the devices behind the second one experience double NAT when they access the internet. It would be cleaner to use a switch for the wired devices in the bedroom, and an wireless Access Point for the wireless. Everything could then be on the main router network, using its DHCP.
This is my Network:
Sharing between Computer to Apple TV
