I don't do any transcoding, but I am moving 15-50GB files around and streaming them, and streaming music to any number of players (phones, computers, TVs, Sonos..)Big Brain Bradley wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 1:02 pmI hear that, it definitely lacks the horsepower to be a great NAS or media server if you need transcoding.CorvetteWaxer wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 12:51 pm
My issue is that it is way too slow for my needs to be a server or NAS. Your needs may be less.
Plus, I really hate plex, I tried to like it a few years ago and gave it a good 2 months trial run but would rather run Kodi on my Android TV boxes and stream directly from my NAS boxes. Kodi on the Pi was a disaster if you've ever used it on a machine that has some horsepower.
I found everything Pi to be a compromise due to power or basic functionality, but the picture frame seems like something I would use it for.
It does fit my needs well because its pretty simple, local content using plex to the roku boxes will do passthrough on most of my media so no need to transcode, and I don't really need a fast NAS; i can be vv patient moving big files around.
Raspberry Pi projects.
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Got the deluge torrent stuff setup.
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NAS and backup is just about set up..... been moving shit around to get one HHD with almost 3 tb of stuff to split kinda eaven to 2 HHD with 1.36tb of useable storage...
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Declaring victory on the raspberryplex / NAS / Torrent server. Its all working well and I'm happy with the setup. Let the power bill saving commence, lol.
Last thing i need to do is re configure plex itself to default to the pi for content.
Last thing i need to do is re configure plex itself to default to the pi for content.
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I'm also kicking ass on getting through super metroid again
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Update on the pimediaserver:
I was able to add a torrent, download it, move the file, and refresh the media server all from my phone without using a desktop computer
I have run into a few issues with it choking on serving high bitrate files. The solution is...don't run high bitrate files and / or transcode them. Also I need to segregate the the 3D stuff from the regular stuff because....detailed reasons about 3d shit i don't want to go into.
Its working great as a network attached storage. Not that we use it that much for that, but i can navigate to it from the phone and get files / dump files.
I was able to add a torrent, download it, move the file, and refresh the media server all from my phone without using a desktop computer
I have run into a few issues with it choking on serving high bitrate files. The solution is...don't run high bitrate files and / or transcode them. Also I need to segregate the the 3D stuff from the regular stuff because....detailed reasons about 3d shit i don't want to go into.
Its working great as a network attached storage. Not that we use it that much for that, but i can navigate to it from the phone and get files / dump files.
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I can't get the torrent desktop sorted. I'm trying to do too many things at once.
I'm going to give it more attention tonight
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No. Right now I just want a video game emulator but I can't seem to find legit files to download in order to set up the Pi.Big Brain Bradley wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 4:48 pmTorrent desktop? wait you trying to do pi gaming or a torrent server?
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Read https://retropie.org.uk/KYGTIGuy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 7:09 pmNo. Right now I just want a video game emulator but I can't seem to find legit files to download in order to set up the Pi.Big Brain Bradley wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 4:48 pm
Torrent desktop? wait you trying to do pi gaming or a torrent server?
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