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luckyinpa
Sep 06, 2018Aspirant
tivo premiere and readynas transcoding
I just discovered readynas and have a question. i was thinking of geting the 422 model. I’m aware that you can take shows from tivo premiere and archive to NAS and then put them back on tivo. But can you take generic video files like avi/mkv from your computer and put them on the NAS then pull them to the tivo and they will be transcoded to the format so the premiere can play them? Currently I use pytivo from my laptop to my premiere to do this but using readynas would be a great alternative to this.
i could them put all my video files on NAS and when i want to watch, the tivo could pull them in
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- Marc_VNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi @luckyinpa
Welcome to the Community!This thread might help you as well https://community.netgear.com/t5/New-to-ReadyNAS/Does-RN42200-100NES-support-media-streaming/m-p/1635077#M16625
You can use Plex Media server or ReadyDLNA or TiVo. Though TiVo will play the videos it sent to the NAS, not really sure if it can play saved videos but Plex and DLNA will.
These apps/features will be able to play your media to your compliant devices
Hope this helps!
Regards
- luckyinpaAspirant
the readydlna seems to be what i was looking for. id love to move all my videos to a NAS then just use my tivo premiere to pull them and have the NAS transcode just like pytivo does for me now from my laptop.
would like to free up laptop space as well.
i'm hoping someone on the forum has a tivo premiere and can report theyve done this as i've read about some issues with netgear and tivos but i believe they were the newer ones like bolt. not my old premiere.
- Marc_VNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi luckyinpa
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