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<blockquote data-quote="andrewNZ" data-source="post: 896835" data-attributes="member: 103513"><p>The server will most likely be on anyway. If the server is the media repository then it needs to wake whenever the HTPC wakes.</p><p> </p><p>I have WHSv1 and I use it as my TV server, it is running For The Record and does a fairly good job.</p><p>I have discovered that I cant record or time shift to a standard share (on a pooled disk), Drive Extender starts working and things start glitching. I instead use a dedicated disk (was an internal, now USB2) to time shift and record to and everything is fine.</p><p> </p><p>I cant see any reason you shouldn't be able to record straight to a shared folder on WHS over the network. In theory, your network should be plenty fast enough.</p><p> </p><p>Then again, I'm no expert.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="andrewNZ, post: 896835, member: 103513"] The server will most likely be on anyway. If the server is the media repository then it needs to wake whenever the HTPC wakes. I have WHSv1 and I use it as my TV server, it is running For The Record and does a fairly good job. I have discovered that I cant record or time shift to a standard share (on a pooled disk), Drive Extender starts working and things start glitching. I instead use a dedicated disk (was an internal, now USB2) to time shift and record to and everything is fine. I cant see any reason you shouldn't be able to record straight to a shared folder on WHS over the network. In theory, your network should be plenty fast enough. Then again, I'm no expert. [/QUOTE]
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