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<blockquote data-quote="thebalance" data-source="post: 422131" data-attributes="member: 81611">I've had an atom 230 board, single core 1.6ghz from intel with 2gb 667 ram.It could cope perfectly with 720p resolution (pretty much maxed out though so don't try anything else at the same time) - I only changed to a &quot;normal&quot; board when I decided I wanted more power for full HD content. The intel board was very very noisy with the stock fan.I wouldn't worry about how MP does the media files - I have several hundred AVI files and MOV files (from digital cameras) and was testing and the system picks up changes to the file system seamlessly (at least as well as Explorer responds) - I would guess the database is only really used for IMDB type of information.In terms of accessing the file system with the remote control, yes it can - if you set it up right and get the remote working - I have an Imon pad which is now working and I have registered 2 sets of folders for movies - 1 is my videos from camera and 1 is movies and I can seamlessly work with both.Cannot help on the other questions, sorry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thebalance, post: 422131, member: 81611"] I've had an atom 230 board, single core 1.6ghz from intel with 2gb 667 ram. It could cope perfectly with 720p resolution (pretty much maxed out though so don't try anything else at the same time) - I only changed to a "normal" board when I decided I wanted more power for full HD content. The intel board was very very noisy with the stock fan. I wouldn't worry about how MP does the media files - I have several hundred AVI files and MOV files (from digital cameras) and was testing and the system picks up changes to the file system seamlessly (at least as well as Explorer responds) - I would guess the database is only really used for IMDB type of information. In terms of accessing the file system with the remote control, yes it can - if you set it up right and get the remote working - I have an Imon pad which is now working and I have registered 2 sets of folders for movies - 1 is my videos from camera and 1 is movies and I can seamlessly work with both. Cannot help on the other questions, sorry. [/QUOTE]

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