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Don't you have to be hosting the files to play them?
I just don't want my main gaming PC on all the time so I can stream some files to my shield TV when I want to watch something.
Yes.
You don't need to leave it on all the time. The server only needs to be running when you want to watch something.
There's also the security issue of having a NAS open on the public net.
So it requires me learning all about how my firewall works and about inspecting all the internet traffic going in to it and learning all about ports and what not.
You don't need to expose your system to the Internet. I don't.
So then how can I access it from other devices like I can stremio? Or share it and let multiple people use the same account?
Generally I don't, but I do have a VPN back into my LAN.