If you check it and run it through a course and a decent one year guarantee, you should be fine. If it doesn’t fail then it won’t fail for quite some time.
Just make sure to put it in some RAID or parity
I just swapped my >10 year old WD Reds with refurbished used drives at 1/3 of the price, just because i need more space, these things last if you take some care.
Not at all, but i’m using AMD, it’s plug and play
If it’s already only available as WebP on the server, you have to convert it back.
Why not both?
Common OpenSUSE W, only ticked HDR in screen settings and everything worked
Wow that’s 1337
Lossy conversion a 2nd time without a reason does in fact sound stupid
Not only backups, but also migration
That’s a great solution. (sarcasm)
Some are very rich people, so i see no difference in supporting a big studio or someone with a big mansion and 5 sport cars tbh.
I support people trying to make a living with content either of us enjoys.
Double-NAT anyone? 3 times the fun, 2 times the work
I had some files which rot away over the years, who knows which update borked them, i use it as a cache for real backups for important files
Sorry, you’re right
Easy, get automation software like Radarr for movies and Sonarr for tv shows, add indexers like Drunkenslug to it, install and connect SABNZBD as the download client to Sonarr and Radarr and lets roll
Hans, hol den Flammenwerfer
True, only shitty thing i did was buying lifetime and using it for only two years until i finally dumped it, it corrupted the database 3 times and it isn’t able to be repaired with any tool i’ve found.
Recreating and rescanning for intro-outro detection literally took a day each time, fuck this.
There are so many databases hosted on that machine that i can eliminate hardware fault at that point.
Running Jellyfin has been a really flawless for over a year and intro-outro dectection + auto-skip is also available there, i’m only missing the advertisements of Plex, not in a good way though
Get a reverse proxy and strong passwords if you share with your loved ones.
Plex which completely destroys it’s database all the time?
Look up the repair tools, it’s common.
Jellyfin has been rock solid.
Holy, thank you, will try it soon