I'm looking to set something similar up and would love to see a video on your setup process. Just when I think I get how to set mine up, I read something else that makes me confused again. I'm quite knowledgeable but it's all about getting it working fast for me.
4 months ago | 0
I have same one, along with a second one for backup. I also have backups going to External USB drives, and to my desktop computer. The desktop then backs that data up to the cloud at two different services.
5 months ago
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Sir how to export photo from photoshop in laptop in hd quality.. please reply sir..
4 months ago | 0
Wish I was smart enough to set something like this up. I need something, but smaller
4 months ago | 0
You'll want more than two drives in that, unless you're mirroring them then you'll be unable to recover your data if one of the drives fails.
5 months ago
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Please put in at least 4 drives and use SHR1 at the minimum!
4 months ago
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Is this what people use to also rip their blurays and play them back on their TVs?
5 months ago | 1
PiXimperfect
The best gadget I bought in 2024. Period. Had to bite the bullet and get me one of these. It's just a makeshift setup right now, but I got it running. Gosh, it does have a learning curve, and the NAS rabbit hole is limitless. For those who are new to this, and from what I have learned, this is a NAS = Network Attached Storage. See the bays? You install hard drives in those bays (even SSDs if you wish), with each one having around 1TB - 22TB (upto you). I have only populated two at the moment. It's connected to your network, so you can access this data FAST from any device in your local network, OR, can also access the data from anywhere in the world. Just published a video about my gear and software recommendations for this holiday season, live on PiXimperfect, which includes this as a must-have!
5 months ago | [YT] | 874