Is this secure architecture for an automated local media server actually feasible?

I'm planning to build a self-hosted local media server using an old laptop. I prefer piracy without virus(and that's not possible). And everything is not available on one ott. So, I thought of creating a running a script on my old laptop(which will likely running linux for this purpose) that will automatically download movies from pirated sites and a server service like jellyfin, plex,etc will host that. But the problem is that is still a pirated video and can contain virus. So my main question is it possible to remove a virus from the video. I searched about it but didn't got a satisfactory answer. GPT said its possible and proposed this model source → Downloader → Quarantine → Isolated processing → Trusted library → Media server → LAN clients In Isolated processor it proposed this. FFmpeg Validation Metadata processing Resource limits It suggested that: "The container would have: A non-root user. Read access only to quarantine/ . Write access only to processing/ and clean-media/ . No access to personal files or credentials. Minimal Linux capabilities. CPU/RAM/process limits. Restricted or no network access. Updated FFmpeg. Don't trust the original file → process it in isolation → generate a new file → only expose the new file. " Any help is appreciable. Thanks!