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<blockquote data-quote="JJayzon" data-source="post: 849722" data-attributes="member: 116819">Hey guys,&nbsp;I currently run MEPO 1.2 on a dedicated HTPC I built a few months back. I currently only use it to watch ripped movies, music, stream video/audio from Hulu and Netflix and Pandora. I don’t use it for TV because I have DIRECTV; I was however looking at switching to Comcast so I could use something like the Ceton Infinitv 4. However these cards are not supported by MEPO and everything I have read is that the Infinity 4 card is not as reliable as a dedicated DVR.&nbsp;I think I want to build a NAS server to store all of my media so I can access the media from more than one Computer and other HTPCs (when I build them for other rooms in the house). I also want some kind of redundancy in case of a hard drive failure. So should I build something like an Unraid, or a Windows Home Server?&nbsp; Would a Windows server provide other features I might need in the future?&nbsp;Thanks&nbsp;Jayson</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JJayzon, post: 849722, member: 116819"] Hey guys, I currently run MEPO 1.2 on a dedicated HTPC I built a few months back. I currently only use it to watch ripped movies, music, stream video/audio from Hulu and Netflix and Pandora. I don’t use it for TV because I have DIRECTV; I was however looking at switching to Comcast so I could use something like the Ceton Infinitv 4. However these cards are not supported by MEPO and everything I have read is that the Infinity 4 card is not as reliable as a dedicated DVR. I think I want to build a NAS server to store all of my media so I can access the media from more than one Computer and other HTPCs (when I build them for other rooms in the house). I also want some kind of redundancy in case of a hard drive failure. So should I build something like an Unraid, or a Windows Home Server? Would a Windows server provide other features I might need in the future? Thanks Jayson [/QUOTE]

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