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given that the streaming is presumably on single large files, MKV's or whatever, the filesystem should really matter at all. You aren't opening or closing, or modifying files to any extent, and you don't have an "interesting" number of files or obscenely large files by modern standards. it's those extremes where the choice is more relevant. Once the file is open, the filesystem itself has precious little to do, it's just a case of pulling data from a physical disk, no more file handles, inode trees etc, just direct access, so it'll be the wifi that would be the bottleneck, or the disk IO itself.
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