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People might not like this suggestion but I got an AppleTV when my Roku TV started showing ads. Like everything with Apple, it cost money but at least there’s no fucking ads. (I have a Raspberry Pi running Kodi for my “DVD rips” but for streaming services, the Apple TV is great. It’s got HDR and Dolby support and they don’t fuck up the user experience on purpose. I know it’s making a deal with the devil but it does just work. I usually am a DIY person but when I sit down to watch TV, I just want to relax.)
How could I get it to show my 4K HDR files?
Plex
By the Apple TV 4K version..
And then...
Your Apple TV will connect to your computer's iTunes Library via Home Sharing if you want it to, and then you can add whatever you like to your own iTunes Library, if that's what you were wondering.