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Old 28-05-2014, 17:07   #11
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Re: The right raid array for NAS

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post
Something to consider is perhaps buying a Microserver. I have this rather cheeky number in my living room.
That's a good deal.

Long term (don't really have the money to do it at the moment), I've been looking at a large NAS. Actually primarily so I can ensure the family computers are backed up (even though it's on site, it's better than nothing) but I'd like to store some media, and stream it. Yes, I know that most NAS drives can do DNLA, but I have a variety of devices and I'd like a device with enough power to convert the media to whatever form is needed on the fly..

I use a package called Mezzmo to stream and convert the media. Be interesting to see if that microserver is up to the task of on the fly conversion.
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