I've also had decent luck running Kodi on a small NUC class device streaming from the home server.
Just upgraded the travel drive from 500 GB to 4 TB, so I don't have to pick and choose road media as much. I've actually got 2 Kodi configs on my travel laptop-one for home (stream from server) and one for travel (locally attached USB HD) that work great. I also have convenient digital copies that aren't tied to one service or another that I can copy to travel with. The nice part about all of it is that I can stream to both TVs, the desktop PC, all the laptops/tablets, my phone, and over the internet with my home VPN. I'm up to 20 TB on the server now (I added an 8TB drive to the 3x4s I had in there), and am now out of SATA ports, so if I want more, I need to go expansion controller. If nothing else, it makes the kids' stuff infinitely easier-no discs all over the place, and no breaking/scratching things. You should be able to disable the service if you want, or just let it run a scan to completion, and then a reboot should be reasonable.Īfter moving everything to a Kodi server, I don't really want to go back to using discs. Odd, I don't think I've noticed that, but if you take a look at the process list, is it the antimalware service running? I've found that can thrash your system drive on startup if you've been off for a while.
#IFLICKS 2 TORRENT WINDOWS 10#
As much as forced trailers seem to be getting even worse, I just can't find a playback setting I'm happy with PS4 needs me to transcode everything as MP4, the PC in my living room is noisy and Windows 10 takes around 15-20 minutes to reliably settle down when booted from an old-style drive now Microsoft have determined that it can just help itself to my resources with no regard for the user. In those instances I may burn those editions to BD-R, which I have been wanting to do with the Harmy Star Wars despecialised editions for a while. The other thing I liked about Plex was making definitive editions of discs, like ripping my Terminator Blu-ray but synching it with the mono PCM track from the Laserdisc that someone had kindly turned into a DTS HD MA track. I have several purchase plans ahead of me over the next twelve months though (a vinyl turntable and 2 channel amp > Oppo's UHD player > new TV), so anything I can save goes into the fund for slowly re-building my HT piece by piece first.
#IFLICKS 2 TORRENT TV#
With the drives I have I can probably do all my TV content 1:1 without transcoding. I MAY still consider keeping TV content on a Plex server to avoid disc swapping. I had a nice playlist for all the Bond movies and Christmas related stuff on there which is really great. What I will miss about Plex is, yes, no piracy warnings and forced trailers, and also the playlist feature. UHD Blu itself is, thankfully, 100% region free). I've always owned region modded DVD and Blu-ray players, and the next Oppo I buy will be no different (for DVD and Blu anyway. Region coding has never been an issue for me. Forced trailers and region coding on discs alone should justify a Plex library.
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