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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 363615" data-attributes="member: 64243">No, what Marcush means is that the TV server with TV cards is on one PC and connected to another 'storage' PC using the network.. This might cause read/write(timeshift, recording) problems from the TV server to the storage PC because the TV server might not have the rights to do so.. but he allready said that will not be a problem.Its a pretty hefty system JSchuricht has, I wonder what his goal is to have such an overkill, what is the need to have 17000GB of storage?, why would you need 2x Xeon Quad cores in one server?. If this is only for Mediaportal with one client, One TV server and One storage server..to me it seems like wasting a lot of money... @JSchuricht: You must have other things in mind, beside mediaportal, right? Like Raw HD Video edditing or something, 3D design studio with Autodesk Inventor or whatever.. and just playing with mediaportal as a sidestep to that.. right?Lots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 363615, member: 64243"] No, what Marcush means is that the TV server with TV cards is on one PC and connected to another 'storage' PC using the network.. This might cause read/write(timeshift, recording) problems from the TV server to the storage PC because the TV server might not have the rights to do so.. but he allready said that will not be a problem. Its a pretty hefty system JSchuricht has, I wonder what his goal is to have such an overkill, what is the need to have 17000GB of storage?, why would you need 2x Xeon Quad cores in one server?. If this is only for Mediaportal with one client, One TV server and One storage server..to me it seems like wasting a lot of money... @JSchuricht: You must have other things in mind, beside mediaportal, right? Like Raw HD Video edditing or something, 3D design studio with Autodesk Inventor or whatever.. and just playing with mediaportal as a sidestep to that.. right? Lots [/QUOTE]

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