short_y wrote:
Peter;178172 Wrote:
My colo costs me ~$16/mo
Peter, please PM me. I'm interested where you're colocated cause I've
been thinking of doing the same thing.
I'm here: http://tinyurl.com/2fcoc7* ;)
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It's really close to my house, but most likely pretty far from
gweempose;178134 Wrote:
I recently got an SB3, and I absoutley love it! My music is currently
stored on a 7200 RPM drive in my PC. This PC is powered on 24/7 and
runs the SlimServer software. All of my music is backed up to an
external USB drive which is connected directly to the PC. Since I
Peter;178172 Wrote:
My colo costs me ~$16/mo
Peter, please PM me. I'm interested where you're colocated cause I've
been thinking of doing the same thing.
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if money is no object, get a NAS box and do a raid 5 so it can survive
drive death.
even better would be to store your music at a remote web server, so you
could listen to it and stream it from there, to yourself wherever you
are and your friends or whoever.
i don't know if you could get SS
even better would be to store your music at a remote web server
Has anyone had any success with web servers and streaming to the
squeezebox?
I notice that oboe have an unlimited account for $39.95 a year but is
this really unlimited. I have 120gb of music would this reallybe
covered?
Also is
mattybain wrote:
even better would be to store your music at a remote web server
Has anyone had any success with web servers and streaming to the
squeezebox?
Well, I have a colo server that runs slimserver. I normally use it for
running SoftSqueeze at work, but there's no reason I
erland already gave a neat summary of the general options, I'd just like
to add some of my personal experiences (to make choices even harder
;-)):
1. Loudness:
Of course, it is very likely, but a NAS solution might not necessarily
be more quiet than a dedicated PC/workstation solution. I
Hi,
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
MrSinatra[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
even better would be to store your music at a remote web server, so you
could listen to it and stream it from there, to yourself wherever you
are and your friends or whoever.
As long as bandwidth from the server is
Thanks for the feedback, guys! Since I always have a PC running 24/7, it
probably doesn't make any sense for me to go the NAS route. Most likely,
I'll set up a large RAID array inside my PC and use an external drive
for added backup.
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gweempose
gweempose;178134 Wrote:
I see a lot of people talking about storing their music on some type of
NAS device. What are the benefits of this approach? Is there some other
type of setup I should consider?
Some different setups and their advantages/disadvantages in my
opinion.
The main advantage
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