Digital Music Servers
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Spring Showers [Relaxation & Meditation] Track Listings 1. Morning Rain Credits |
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Nockalm Classics * Audio CD (2. März 1995) * Anzahl Disks/Tonträger: 1 * Label: Koch Inter (Universal) * ASIN: B000025S7X * Amazon.de Verkaufsrang: Nr. 183.354 in Musik (Die Bestseller Musik) Möchten Sie die Produktinformationen aktualisieren oder Feedback zu den Produktabbildungen geben? Titelverzeichnis |
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Turtle Beach Audiotron Digital Music Server $32.99 |
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Audio ReQuest Premium Digital Music Server F2.5 in Box $144.49 |
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Request N1.400 Single Digital Music Server (MSRP $2500) $400.00 |
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YAMAHA MCX-1000 Digital Music cast AUDIO SERVER mp3 $499.99 |
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Elan Via!DJ-S II Digital Music Server $250.00 |
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ESCIENT FIREBALL SE-80 DIGITAL MUSIC MANAGER SERVER $599.00 |
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Netgear MP101 Digital Music Server $30.00 |
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Elan XiVA Link VIA!DJ 4 output Digital Music Server ! $400.00 |
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ELAN VIAdj Digital music server, Series I, 160GB $750.00 |
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SpeakerCraft Mode Digital Music Server Jukebox 160 gig $749.00 |
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Speakercraft Mode One Digital Jukebox Music Server NEW $799.00 |
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ESCIENT FIREBALL SE-80 DIGITAL MUSIC MANAGER SERVER $399.00 |
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ESCIENT FIREBALL SE-80 DIGITAL MUSIC MANAGER SERVER $599.00 |
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ESCIENT FIREBALL E2-300 DIGITAL MUSIC MANAGER SERVER $1,299.00 |
Network Attached Server (NAS Server)?
Hi, I would like to buy a NAS Server for home use. The options are from Buffallo Tech, Western Digital and Tritton Tech. I don’t know which one to buy for what I need.
I need to store photos, videos, datas, music, and possibly to run as FTP+HTTP server(using dyns)so people can access there and view the website and files without having my pc ON.
I want it to work just attaching to router or Cable Modem. Thanks
Actually NAS is better known as Network Attached Storage. I currently use a 160GB Buffalo LinkStation and found it extremely easy to configure and use on a day-to-day basis.
The LinkStation is a network-attached storage device, but it also includes a print server, attachable via one of its two USB ports, and it creates a shared folder for use by anyone on your network. You can use the other USB port to attach an additional drive, but you have to format it with the LinkStation first.
Disk performance is limited by the network. 100 megabits per second (which is only a quarter of the raw capability of USB 2.0) so almost all of the other devices that I looked at outperformed the LinkStation handily. But the convenience of having disk storage available to all of your PCs makes the slower speed bearable. Buffalo does not currently provide centralized backup software for the LinkStation, but I had no problem scheduling and initiating backups from individual PCs using Windows Backup. The network connection was more than adequate for streaming music, even to multiple PCs.
I referenced the following sites when I was trying to make my choice
http://www.pcmag.com/category2/0,1874,677853,00.asp
http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/Buffalo_LinkStation_120GB/4505-3382_16-30639593.html
http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Reviews-207-ProdID-HDHG250LAN.php
