Just wanted to make sure there aren't any reported troubles mixing and matching disks from different vendors.WD/Hiitachi/Seagate/HGST, etc.or mixing/matching different speeds (7200RPM/5400RPM)?Ģ. I could either start fresh with WD Red 6TB drives (probably start with 2 of them) or the HGST 6TB drives.or I could use existing drives I already have on hand (Seagate 4TB (x2)). Some other questions (I will be researching these later on today when I get some free time at my "work") if you all have the time for me:ġ. I'm leaning heavily toward the 415+ right now.may possibly order it as soon as today. At the very least, I want something that will equal that success and to hopefully surpass it once I get used to using it. I guess that I have been spoiled (IMO anyway) with the success I had running an unRAID array on my home network for the past 4 years. I completely understand that these are two different animals.I'm sorry that I wasn't so clear on that fact. Moody_blue & trumpy81.thnaks so much for your posts and the info. WD My Book Duo 12TB dual-drive, high-speed premium RAID storage Have no immediate plans to run PMS on the Synology.but may look into it down the road.Īs an alternative, I'm also considering something like this: I assume that all of the transcoding is done here, on the Mac Mini, correct? It serves up media to 1-2 clients at any given time (ipad and/or MacBook Air running PHT). I use a 2012 Mac Mini in my Home Theater, running both Plex Media Server and Plex Home Theater. I want to use it as a "JBOD" no RAID setup (none of the files are important and if I were to lose them I am ok with that happening.) This is possible, correct? mkv files) anywhere from 4GB to 40GB in size. I would be storing media files (namely. The DS415+ would be connected on my home network (directly to router). I am now interested in the Synology DS415+ as a media server (no transcoding). I'm moving away from my Norco 4224 unRAID server and I'm looking for alternatives with a much smaller footprint.
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