I can also do SMB, but the main STB is now set for NFS, and the other two do SMB only because they don't know what NFS is. All of that runs simultaneously without issue. CouchPotato, SickRage (original echel0n version), SabNZBD and Transmission which runs on PIA OpenVPN for security. On it, I run Twonky 7 (8.x sucks - don't go there yet). I try and set my media gathering software to download what I want, and what won't need transcoding. It is not fast enough to transcode on the fly (it will transcode in the background on downloads), but if your STBs do not need to transcode then you will be fine. No problems here with a Qnap TS-419P II in Raid5 (yes I know, I know). Does streaming eat CPU or RAM? I would expect CPU?įor ideas, this is the type of thing I have been looking at. I guess the grey area and why I'm looking for suggestions, is that I'm not sure what type of resources the NAS would require. I know that some of this would be network dependent which is another matter but I'm confident I can handle that side of things. Must be able to handle multiple streams at once ( I would say worse case 3 streams at a time).Acts as a Media Server (EDIT - this is probably DLNA).RAID compatible 1 or 5 (probably RAID 5 for the Read speeds).So firstly, a little break down of what I am looking for: There isnt much in terms of performance monitoring on the device so i dont know how hard the box is working when streaming. The NSA runs a twonky server which from my testing (havent watched a entire HD movie across it) seems to work after some dodgey quality for 2-3minutes. Curious on suggestions for a NAS.Īt the moment, I have a Zyxel NSA310 which has done me proud for general file storage but I'm starting to do more and more streaming. I'm soon to be moving into my first owned house.
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