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Jul 20, 2018
Use as media server
I have poor internet speeds and dislike the idea of “cloud storage” immensely, so this seemed like a decent solution for storage and media accessibility between my devices.
Since I mostly have other apple devices I decided on a first-party solution for an at home file/media server. The unit functions well between both apple and pc, but there is a surprising lack of first-party support/connectivity for this purpose.
Third-party apps bridge this gap, “Remote Files” works very well, although it is not as seamless an experience as I had hoped, and apart from buying an ‘apple tv’ unit, I have yet to find a solution to stream files on a smart TV.
First-party programs won’t allow you to access files from the server without copying them to the hard-disk for some reason. iTunes, Final Cut, Light Room all refuse to use the server as their primary library. So an extra step is needed to then store and retrieve files you wan’t to access through these programs. (There may be a way to do this, but it isn’t immediately obvious).
A good product, but not well supported to expand it’s versatility.