This would be great!
I would like to be able to watch seminary & institue videos, old testament, new testament, etc. all from the comfort of my home.
On a similar note. (Maybe this belongs in its own thread) It would be great if the church's building policies allowed for a wireless network to be installed in the building that could only allow connections to LDS servers (LDS.org, Familysearch, etc.) This way, you could bring a laptop or other device, and access copyrighted media inside the building. The restriction on LDS sites would allow it to work under current Family History Library policies. (Should you already have an internet connection to the building.)
Not only could this give bishoprics access to LUWS resources in PEC, Bishopric Meeting, etc., but if a all of the media found in the library were online at wardhouselibrary.LDS.org (for example) then folks could plan lessons with that material at home, bring in their laptops or whatever, click on the booksmarks, and voila instant non-downloadable visual aids!
The other day our Primary President wanted to show a training video found on the primary side of LDS.org. I was shocked that I couldn't just download it and put it onto a DVD for her, so we ended up getting permission from the stake to tap into the FH Library's router via cat5 and have them give their presentaion (including video) right there in the FH Library. It worked, but it was a little bit overkill as far as ease of set-up and gaining permision.