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November 26th 09, 09:32 PM
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Hi Everyone,
I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers 
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November 27th 09, 12:53 AM
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Is the nas dlna certified? What os are you using?
"Endulini" wrote in message news  Hi Everyone, I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers
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November 27th 09, 12:53 AM
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Is the nas dlna certified? What os are you using? "Endulini" wrote in message news Hi Everyone, I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers
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November 27th 09, 07:05 PM
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"rak" wrote in message ... Is the nas dlna certified? What os are you using? "Endulini" wrote in message news Hi Everyone, I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Thanks
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November 27th 09, 07:05 PM
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"rak" wrote in message ... Is the nas dlna certified? What os are you using? "Endulini" wrote in message news Hi Everyone, I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Thanks
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November 27th 09, 09:01 PM
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Using the nas to store pvr info should be an easy one. Just use media
center and set the nas as the default storage location. As far as streaming from the nas, I'm not sure what you want to stream to, but anything that is also dlna certified (1.5 I think) should recognize the nas. "Endulini" wrote in message news "rak" wrote in message ... Is the nas dlna certified? What os are you using? "Endulini" wrote in message news Hi Everyone, I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Thanks
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November 27th 09, 09:01 PM
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Media Streaming
Using the nas to store pvr info should be an easy one. Just use media
center and set the nas as the default storage location. As far as streaming from the nas, I'm not sure what you want to stream to, but anything that is also dlna certified (1.5 I think) should recognize the nas. "Endulini" wrote in message news "rak" wrote in message ... Is the nas dlna certified? What os are you using? "Endulini" wrote in message news Hi Everyone, I am using a NAS for storing all my media files (photos, DVDs, music etc) and was interested in the possibilty of using this drive to stream the info around my house but all the systems I can find rely on a PC to at least facilitate this. Are there any systems that would be able to read the NAS directly on need the PC to be on? Also are there any systems that would take the signal from my rooftop aerial and stream that back to the PC/NAS so that I could effectively use the PC/NAS as a PVR (the PC has a TV tuner card but the reception on it's local aerial is rubbish and the rooftop one is much better)? Cheers Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Thanks
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November 28th 09, 09:39 AM
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even if it is certified, it may not be 1.5 certified. check for a firmware
update. which NAS box do you have? On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:05:02 -0000, "Endulini" wrote: Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Barb Bowman MS-MVP http://www.digitalmediaphile.com http://digitalmediaphile.wordpress.com
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November 28th 09, 09:39 AM
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even if it is certified, it may not be 1.5 certified. check for a firmware
update. which NAS box do you have? On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:05:02 -0000, "Endulini" wrote: Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Barb Bowman MS-MVP http://www.digitalmediaphile.com http://digitalmediaphile.wordpress.com
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November 28th 09, 02:01 PM
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"Barb Bowman" wrote in message ... even if it is certified, it may not be 1.5 certified. check for a firmware update. which NAS box do you have? On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:05:02 -0000, "Endulini" wrote: Vista Home Premium and yes the NAS is dlna certified. Barb Bowman MS-MVP http://www.digitalmediaphile.com http://digitalmediaphile.wordpress.com Buffalo Linkstation Live 1TB
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