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It also integrates with your iTunes and WMP libraries to keep them up to date. Organizes and renames videos, monitor folders and batch conversion in the background at scheduled times.

#Mcebuddy quicksync portable#

It does all of this automatically and seamlessly using an intuitive app.Ĭonverts from WTV, DVR-MS, TS, MPEG and many other formats to WTV, MP4, AVI, MKV, portable devices and others. MCEBuddy removes commercials and advertisements from your video recordings while converting them to make them compatible with your other streaming and portable devices. OS Drives: 2x 1.92TB HP Enterprise SAS SSDsĬache Drives: 2x M.Convert Videos, Remove Commercials/Ads and Organize your Media Center (WTV, DVRMS, TS, MP4, MKV, AVI, WMV), TV Recordings (SiliconDust, WMC/MCE, NextPVR, Media Portal, Kodi/XBMC, Sage TV, Argus TV, ICE TV, PlayLater, Plex), DVR (HDHomeRun DVR, DVBLink, Channels DVR) and any other Video. Network Card: 10Gb or 40Gb card (I need speed for transferring files)

#Mcebuddy quicksync windows 10#

Operating System/ Storage Platform: Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016? Any issues with going with a Server OS?ĬPU: Intel Xeon lower power 10, 12 or 14 core (Low power or just rake that electric bill high?) Kabylake or newer? So far my new proposed build in progress.

#Mcebuddy quicksync software#

So far I purchased MCEbuddy to get rid of my old MCE recordings but what other software is out there for Plex?.

But am I crazy to want to use M.2 for cache in RAID1?

I was thinking about using a PCIe m.2 adapter card with 2x M.2 1TB SSDs to be used as Plexs cache drive and I am pretty sure that the HP D元80 Gen 9 server supports bifurcation so it should work.

If I use the shucked Western Digital drives will I see a big performance drop between 5400rpm and 7200rpm drives? Should I be looking at other enterprise drives?.

should I be looking at 1 or 2 new JBOD cases that will support 12Gb SAS? I was thinking about shucking 8tb western digital drives but will they work in a norco SATA\SAS backplane? My Norco case is probably 5-6 years old. I have a spare Norco rpc-4020 case that I've never used with everything needed to turn it into a jbod case. I'm planning on purchasing a refurb HP D元80 Gen9 server with 12 Bays and possibly the optional two bays in the back for a total of 14LLF bays.

So far I've purchased two 1.92TB HP Enterprise SAS SSDs to serve as the C Drive for all of Plexs image cache and OS.

Can anyone enlighten me on that? It seems to be only lower level Xeons have the integrated GPU but is it that much better then the Nvidia Quatro? I'm leaning towards getting a Nvidia Quad P2000 but I saw a couple of people recommending the Intel Quick Sync Support for GPU trancoding. I may have an Nvidia Shield or Samsung TV locally playing but everything else is remote trans-coding.

I'd like to build a new server that can transcode up to 10 streams with a mimimum of two 4k transcoding streams.

So my main goal is to build a new server with enough storage and performance that will last at least another 5 years.

#Mcebuddy quicksync full#

Usage Profile: Full time private Plex server, serving family and friends. Other Bits: Sits in a HP 46U 10000 series G2 rack with a 3000va Eaton rack mount battery backup Power Supply: Dual 450Watt Gold power supplies Storage Controller: HP Smart Array P420i ControllerĪdd-in Cards: AMD Radeon HD 7700, USB 5.1 Sound Blaster X-Fi Go (For MCE Hardware requirements), 3 Tuner HDHomerun Prime. Operating System/ Storage Platform: Windows 7 64Bit with Media CenterĬPU: Intel Xeon L5520 Quad Core Low Powerĭrives: 6x Western Digital Enterprise 3TB 7200rpm drives in Raid5 (13.6TB and less then 300GB left) I originally built it as a Windows Media Center PC but once Microsoft dropped support I went full steam ahead with Plex. So my little hobby has gotten the best of me and my current aging Plex server has run out of space and can't keep up with the demands of my family and friends.