MuchPineapples

Iew, using the word normies seriously makes you sound like an incel.

Didn’t you answer your own question? You need a windows vm, so install windows in a vm and connect your TV to it.

You might need to do a gpu passthrough for the hdmi cable to reach the windows vm video out.

Also, fair warning, controlling Netflix in a browser is probably impossible with your TV remote, so you’d need a mouse and keyboard. An android/google-TV box like the nvidia shield is much more user friendly in that regard.

I didn’t see anyone else say this, but 7200 rpm disks are way louder than 5400. Where my server is it would be annoying, but if it’s in a closed room somewhere you’ll be fine.

Also, these drives are probably not made to run 24/7/365. First 1 or 2 years or so it will probably be fine, but after you can expect some sudden dead drives.