For music streaming there is absolutly no need to go for the SSD
scenario unless indeed like has been said before you want very fast
scanning which I personally do only occasionally. Either I do a search
for new tracks scan or I browse to the folder with new files and LMS
will automatically add only the new files discovered in that folder. 

If you would do the Math; A flac file may be 50MB, If your SB is
connected via 802.11n wifi (max 300mbps) and half the bandwidth would be
used because of signal strength that you can stream using a 18,75 MB/s
speed. That would mean that in less than 3 sec the whole flac file could
be send to the SB.

So 802.11n should be more than enough first of all and its 100Mb
ethernet counterpart also. The throughput of spinning harddrives is I
believe somewhere in the orders of 90Mb/s so also more than efficient.

read a post here on NAS backups; I have installed the crashplan client
on my NAS and everything is backed up to the cloud because a NAS may
protect you from a single harddrive failure but not from fires and
theft. You can restore from any given point in time. Had to use it a few
times already. Money well spend.



1xTouch, 1xSB3, 1xDuet, 3xRadio, Synology 412+ NAS, Devialet 120, Audio
Physic Tempo 25 speakers
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