The point with plex is if your clients are compatible with the media type/format that you want to play then you can have an entry-level NAS that will simply keep your content. If you are keen on using it as a Plex server then that might be in a mid-range when it comes to Synology NAS models, but then again you could use an entry model, depending on what will be a Plex server.Īlso, your Plex clients play a role in this as well. I really don’t have the time to actually setup a little server)Ĭlick to expand.Even though you "wasted" 100 atm, still means that Synology NAS will cost you a lot more tbh. So do you have any suggestions of a local NAS which has Plex capability (without requiring my computer) which is more of a plug & play than requiring me to fully setup everything? Oh and if it can download torrents directly without me having to download and transfer manually that would be great. I might as well just upload everything to Google Drive.Īt some point I will just rip the 4TB hard drive out.īut I first need to figure out an alternative setup.
So I’m not really sure what the point in this device. you can’t access your content if there is not an active internet connection - because it needs to authenticate you by their servers. Now I find out, after uploading plenty of video content. Oh and only being able to upload content through their app. Then the limitations within Plex are rather frustrating. So many problems getting content on and off the thing. Then I saw a deal for a 4TB My Cloud Home (from Western Digital). You know just in case we ever don’t have internet access or something.īut I always put it off because it wasn’t exactly a priority.
So I wanted to setup a little Plex server for my daughter.
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