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My OTA antenna is this compact GE Pro Outdoor yagi, and I receive 16 channels: https:/ / ip/ GE-Pro-Outdoor-Yagi-Antenna-70-Mile-Range-VHF-UHF-Channels-33685/ 52162885. We don't keep a lot of video on the Plex server (currently about 110GB)-we use it as a live TV stream / DVR that serves both TVs and our devices. Plex drives the OTA tuning on the HDHomerun, and records / streams the programming. How is the SSD's longevity going to be in this application?īoth the Plex box and HDHomerun tuner are connected to the router VIA CAT5 cable and the video goes out to our devices VIA WiFi 802.11AC. The whole deal cost $130 and it looks like new inside / out. The seller originally advertised a 250GB SSD, with an optionally available 500GB SSD-I opted for the 500GB SSD (Crucial CT500MX500SSD1). Streaming has been very smooth to all devices. I've had the new Plex server running nonstop for over a week, with no hiccups-this Dell is faster than my desktop HP, by quite a margin.

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Update the thread once it's all up and running. It seems like that should be a decent machine for my purposes. USB 2.0, USB 3.0, VGA, DisplayPort, Ethernet Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller Ethernet Right now, I'm working out a deal for a used off-lease computer with the following specs: If I decide to change tuners, it may become more of an issue. It puts it into MPEG-2 formatting, so my transcoding requirements are not high at this time. I have a SiliconDust HDHomerun Extend, https:/ / product/ hdhomerun-extend/ which handles the transcoding before it's sent to Plex. Now, I have 10 people with accounts between friends/family and about 3 people streaming at a time off my box on average not including me, but just so you are aware of it, this can cut back on the hardware required by optimizing your media first should you run into this problem.

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I ended up converting all the media in mine that wasn't MP4 or MKV to one of these two formats because I found that when the box was streaming to the clients the CPU and Memory usage was far less and I could handle more clients with less buffering issues. Although it will stream just about anything, it needs to convert it on the fly for the clients if it's in certain formats on-top of producing the stream packets to the client. Yes but it depends on what format your media is stored in. From my research, I've gathered that if Plex is the only app running on a Windows machine, the hardware requirements for smooth operation are somewhat less than what your setup is-basically a minimum of Intel i3 core with dual processors and Intel QuickSync on the chip, 4 gb of RAM, with just about any SATA drive. I also have my friends/family using it remotely. It's an i7 with 16gb of ram and an NVidia 1080i video card. My Plex server also doubles as a file server for network back-ups and it's also corrected directly to my TV I keep it in Windows for those reasons. They also seem to bung up things in released under the Window environments so I always read the release notes before allowing it to update and I always keep older version installer files in case I want to roll back.

iOS 10.1.I found you need more horsepower when you run it under Windows environments as I tried Linux initially.

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Here is some more Tech News from around the web: All you need is a Raspberry Pi 3, a hard drive, an SD card and a mobile charger. "No, you don’t have to buy an expensive, bulky PC.

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The full instructions and parts list can be found here. Maybe you could consider making one as a gift for someone deserving.

A little configuration work on the Pi, linking it to your locally stored video libraries and online content such as CNN and Netflix and you have a media centre ready for use, for well under $100.

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You will need a working PC to start up the installation by formatting an SD card and setting it up with NOOBS. Over at you can find instructions on making a very inexpensive headless Plex Media Server. ***This is your own personal Netflix seeing as how you are no longer able to access Netflix on "unofficial" devices.