netflix.com is in the top5 domains on the entire network, and i have a Raspberry Pi running 24/7 (with AdGuard Home), most queries are from TV.
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do. not. connect. your. TV. to. the. internet.
i would recommend using an SBC as a video input device (single board computer) and using whatever service through that. (ideally under linux)
Maybe overkill, but I had an unused dell optiplex usff, KDE plasma with connect, and chromium web apps for the streaming ๐ดโโ ๏ธ services I use
Why, exactly? Honest question