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That's not an easy question to answer. My TV Server nicely runs under a Windows Server 2012 Essentials OS. Keep in miond though tthat there is a certain sensitivity of TV stgreams being constantly written to and read from timeshift files. These streams are time-crticial on the machine itself and present data load on the LAN connection to the clients. Now a server OS, and that's why I am running it, will perform backup operations of clients, which may interfere with TV. While that's no issue for Live TV, it can affect recordings and increase the amount of video/audio drops in the ts file, which gets written to hard disk.Otherwise I am very happy with my Server 2012 system
That's not an easy question to answer. My TV Server nicely runs under a Windows Server 2012 Essentials OS. Keep in miond though tthat there is a certain sensitivity of TV stgreams being constantly written to and read from timeshift files. These streams are time-crticial on the machine itself and present data load on the LAN connection to the clients. Now a server OS, and that's why I am running it, will perform backup operations of clients, which may interfere with TV. While that's no issue for Live TV, it can affect recordings and increase the amount of video/audio drops in the ts file, which gets written to hard disk.
Otherwise I am very happy with my Server 2012 system
