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These three platforms (alongside many others, including tools such as Video Station from the NAS brands themselves) have allowed users who own DECADES of digital media (Movies, TV Shows, Music, Photos, eBooks, Comics, etc) to not only access them conveniently remotely from the comfort of their soft/hotel room/commuter train/beach – but also do so with the slick graphical user interface that you would often associate with premium streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu.
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If you have been out of the loop this last decade or so, then you might not be aware that the standard of media server software and ease of use has evolved incredibly and when it comes to NAS drive multimedia streaming, there are THREE big players in this arena – Plex, Jellyin and Emby.
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Two HDHOMERUN Quatros and I have 8 OTA tuners just like with the BOLT's and the cost will be around $200 for them both.12.2 Related Which is the Best NAS Media Server Tool – Plex, Emby or JellyfinĪlthough modern Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices can be used for a multitude of purposes, there has always been a large percentage of users who buy a NAS from the likes of Synology, QNAP, Asustor and Terramaster (or go full DiY/Open Source and opt for TrueNAS) in order to host their own multimedia server. The HDHOMERUN units are cheap and stackable.
Also, if we do get ATSC 3.0 in Chicago than it's a lot of money spent for a unit that is not capable. I'd love to try an EDGE OTA, but it's cost prohibitive to me for what I consider antiquated hardware right from the start. I bet that within a year the PLEX DVR will be family friendly and may be able to replace the TiVo's. They are working hard on it and I've been tracking the improvements. I will most likely wind up waiting some months and then trying PLEX DVR again. So far all recordings from the HDHOMERUN have been perfect as well. My old TiVo Primere and TiVo HD units never had this problem either. I know OTA will never be perfect, but I have never seen this when watching on any other OTA tuner, just the TiVo BOLT's. Even with this, during a given program there will usually be at least a moment or two with pixelation and a momentary audio drop. Honestly they work well enough for me, but I am less than 7 miles from the towers and have an excellent OTA antenna that I built myself. I think TiVo is doomed, but after my experience with PLEX DVR I do think TiVo still has time left.Īnother thing is that the OTA tuners in the TiVo BOLT's are not that great. TiVo has been making decisions lately that I really hate like the pre-roll adds and adds in the Hydra interface (I have stayed on TE3 because of this). I figured I could sell my BOLT, BOLT VOX, and two TiVo Mini VOX units (all have lifetime) and get some good money out of them. If I really wind up liking Channels there is an $80 per year option too. I've also found some other options for the DVR software.
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You get a free trial month with Channels though so I will probably try it. So the TiVos will be staying in my house for the foreseeable future unless I decide to try Emby and like it.Įdited for fat fingers in original post from my iPhone.Ĭlick to expand.Looking into Channels DVR and finding that there is no lifetime subscription option has miffed me a bit. Evidently it’s been a bug on and off for more than two years. There is no way to quickly fast forward or rewind.Īnd then there is the clincher. Well it’s great when it works which is about 20% of the time or less. Then there is the touted commercial removal. The interface looks like something from ten years ago. The sorting and ordering of programs is bad too, and there is no summary or title for each recording until you actually select and go into the show you are going to watch. Then on top of that the program’s icon doesn’t get removed until you refresh or reopen the DVR menu so it looks like the program was not actually deleted. Then in the PLEX app on your clients it takes at least six clicks and multiple menus before you uncover the delete button. For example, to delete a DVR recording you have to first enable deletion by clients from the server. PLEX’s interface is just garbage to start with. The only thing I was missing was a tuner so I picked up an HDHOMERUN Quattro to try it all out. So I realized that I already had everything I need to run PLEX DVR last week a powerful NAS with PLEX Server, PLEX Pass, an NVidia Shield on every TV, all on a wired network.
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