In this video I built my own little “streaming service” for my Apple TV using the UGREEN DXP4800 Plus NAS. The goal was simple: take my old DVD and TV show collection, make digital copies, store everything on the NAS, and stream it around my apartment with no ads, no subscriptions, and no monthly fees. I walk through the whole process step-by-step—starting with the NAS storage setup, then ripping discs, organizing the files so your library doesn’t turn into a mess, and finally getting UGREEN’s Theatre app running as the front-end. I also show what the Theatre experience looks like on Apple TV once it’s all set up—how you add your library, tweak the content matching, and dial in settings so it feels more like a real streaming app instead of a random folder of video files. If you’ve been looking for a clean Apple TV media server setup that you actually control, this is the workflow I’d recommend: a solid NAS, a compatible disc drive, MakeMKV for creating the digital copies, and a consistent file organization system so everything shows up correctly.