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Raspberry Pi Smart TV?
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this post was submitted on 12 May 2024
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Which version of raspberry pi?
Assuming it's a 4, you could probably use LibreELEC. There is a plugin for moonlight game streaming.
Kodi, a very popular and highly extensible Media Center which acts as the GUI of LibreELEC, can play just about any media. Airplay seems to be supported as well.
There is a plugin for Netflix, however note that you will be limited to 720p since you can't use widevine levels above l3.
Agree......LibreElec is the best way to run kodi on a RPI 4.