I’m looking for skilled help to get a brand-new NAS up and running on my home network and then fill it with the exact videos I’ve already shortlisted. All links point to YouTube, and every file must end up as an MP4 in the highest resolution that still plays smoothly on typical smart-TV apps. Here’s how I see the job flowing: • Prepare the NAS: install the operating system, create shared folders, set user permissions, and enable remote access so I can reach the library from any device in the house. • Download the videos: use a reliable tool such as yt-dl, yt-dlp or similar to pull the files directly from YouTube. Follow my list exactly; no substitutions. • Store and organise: name each file clearly, place it in the agreed folder structure, and confirm playback works over the network before signing off. Acceptance is simple: if the NAS is visible on my LAN, the MP4s are there in the quality promised, and they play without glitches, the milestone is complete.