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Posted by: Enquiries - 12-21-2022, 10:30 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Am considering Synology RS1619 vs. cheaper alternatives such as QNAP. Integrated backup is critical; I use iDrive now to back up a home-brew FreeNAS device which is at capacity and becoming unreliable.
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| NAS for video editing |
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Posted by: Enquiries - 12-21-2022, 05:00 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Can I hire you to assist me in getting a NAS (Thunderbolt ?) solution for my small video production business? Ideally I'd also like to back this up to DropBox or Backblaze cloud. Ideally I'd like to purchase this in next couple days before end of the year.
Thanks
Royce Hildreth
619-980-3625
rhildreth@hildrethmedia.com
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Posted by: Enquiries - 12-21-2022, 03:00 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hi,
you make a good job and it is important to have someone who fights with all these offerings.
I have the 418play but I need a new one, one, with which I can also work on with my own made videos.
My problem is, that in all your recent tests I can not find a good solution or successor of my 418play. (only the overpowered ones with an i9 processor I don't want because of the heat and energy they waste), let alone price.
So, which NAS can you recommend for being and excellent 418play successor for encoding and also be fast/good enough for cutting videos on the NAS?
Kind regards and thanks
Wieland
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Posted by: Enquiries - 12-21-2022, 02:30 PM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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We have WD MyCloud, which is now well past its due date. It is slow and gives us a headache while using Yamaha Musiccast audio streaming (we need something better than 7-year-old Twonky). After this experience with underpowered NAS, I am wary of ARMs.
We are looking for secure storage for music, movies and photos (raid 1?). Preferably accessible over the internet. Streaming music to a home system and films to a projector.
We are a family of four, incrementally starting to use a device each. Currently using about 4TB, and the capacity needs to grow. I do not see a use case for VM (are there any for home users who are not IT geeks?).
I watched all your videos ? and looked at 2- and 4-bays. I am unsure how one would increase capacity in the future if it were only 2-bay with raid 1.
What do you recommend?
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| WD Drives transfer |
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Posted by: Enquiries - 12-21-2022, 06:00 AM - Forum: Before you buy Q&A
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Hi there, I have a DS418play, with 4 x 8tb WD Red Plus drives, this NAS is getting a little old and seems a little slow. I have just watched the video on the 'best NAS for photographers' with the DS923+ (I have lots of photos). So thinking about buying the newer DS923. Can I just take the drives out of my 418 and plug straight into a DS918+? Is there anything I would need to do or would the new NAS just recognize the drives and work? Thanks Stephen
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Posted by: jlapva - 12-21-2022, 05:17 AM - Forum: Technical Support
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Hi. Thanks in advance for your assistance. I'm a hobbyist at best with NAS. I purchased the Synology DS923+ as an upgrade from my DS415Play. I followed the setup instructions from NAS Compares that were very helpful...Thanks guys! I chose to migrate the data via Hyper Backup so I could change the file system from ext4 on the 415 to Btrfs on the 923+. The Backup and Restore went great…but when the 923+ generated the System Default Folders during the restore, that is, the photos, videos, music, folders etc. they were all generated via the restore with the Advanced Data Integrity feature disabled! Of course a big reason for the change to Btrfs was this feature. Can you guys help me out of this? All of the DS apps for photo, music, video etc use the system default folders and I would like to maintain a vanilla type environment. Is there anyway I can regenerate the system default folders and set the advanced data integrity feature to “enabled”? I know I can create a new shared folder and move the data but that new folder won’t be the “system default folder” for all of the functions of the apps. Would appreciate advice.
Thank you.
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