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<blockquote data-quote="emphatic" data-source="post: 1063154" data-attributes="member: 24365"><p>I use MediaPortal with my NAS like this:</p><p></p><p>1. Setup the NAS' built in torrent client to automatically download my TV-Series to a shared folder called Series</p><p>2. If you download movies to your NAS and want them to appear in MediaPortal, just change the download directory to a shared folder called Movies</p><p>3. Create a shared folder on your NAS for your Online Videos</p><p>4. Setup MediaPortal's plugins that you use (MP TV-Series, Online Videos, Moving Pictures, My Videos etc) and point them to your shared NAS folders</p><p>5. If your NAS has a web interface, either use another computer to add Movie Downloads that you can't schedule like series or configure one of the Web Browser plugins in MediaPortal to access it</p><p></p><p>I use my laptop to administer my NAS, I don't find the thought of doing this inside a Media Center application very convenient. My NAS has mobile apps though, so I I ever wanna download something on-the-fly, I can do this even when I'm not at home.</p><p></p><p>Emph</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="emphatic, post: 1063154, member: 24365"] I use MediaPortal with my NAS like this: 1. Setup the NAS' built in torrent client to automatically download my TV-Series to a shared folder called Series 2. If you download movies to your NAS and want them to appear in MediaPortal, just change the download directory to a shared folder called Movies 3. Create a shared folder on your NAS for your Online Videos 4. Setup MediaPortal's plugins that you use (MP TV-Series, Online Videos, Moving Pictures, My Videos etc) and point them to your shared NAS folders 5. If your NAS has a web interface, either use another computer to add Movie Downloads that you can't schedule like series or configure one of the Web Browser plugins in MediaPortal to access it I use my laptop to administer my NAS, I don't find the thought of doing this inside a Media Center application very convenient. My NAS has mobile apps though, so I I ever wanna download something on-the-fly, I can do this even when I'm not at home. Emph [/QUOTE]
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