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All of the available home server nas info is overwhelming. I have been researching nas devices for more than 6 months and am in decision paralysis mode. Here's what I need: 1. Media Storage. Have...
I don't record TV directly to my NAS, but here is what I have considered:
My htpc has the Ceton InfiniTV 4 cable card tuner together with a Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2250 for non encrypted and SD broadcasts from Comcast. Win7 Media Center stores the recordings locally. I share my recording location using the Win7 Home Group and any other member of the Home Group can access the recordings. Note that some channels (notably HBO) set the a flag which requires that the recording is only playable on the original htpc. I don't know how Media Center Extenders (aka XBox 360) work with these recordings.
Media Center stores the recordings on a local drive letter. If an iSCSI volume were mounted on my htpc, my thinking is that this would be a way to record directly to a ReadyNAS.
My htpc has the Ceton InfiniTV 4 cable card tuner together with a Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2250 for non encrypted and SD broadcasts from Comcast. Win7 Media Center stores the recordings locally. I share my recording location using the Win7 Home Group and any other member of the Home Group can access the recordings. Note that some channels (notably HBO) set the a flag which requires that the recording is only playable on the original htpc. I don't know how Media Center Extenders (aka XBox 360) work with these recordings.
Media Center stores the recordings on a local drive letter. If an iSCSI volume were mounted on my htpc, my thinking is that this would be a way to record directly to a ReadyNAS.
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