Recently I've joined the home NAS crowd. I never thought I would but it just happened naturally. I was rewatching the GoT BluRays to prepare for the new season

Recently I've joined the home NAS crowd. I never thought I would but it just happened naturally. I was rewatching the GoT BluRays to prepare for the new season and it was very frustrating having to change discs every 2 episodes, taking forever to load a disc, printing the same stupid copyright warning every disc. So instead I went and ripped them (funny that the copyright message saying not to copy them was a factor in convincing me to actually do so). But then I started running out of disk space so here I am a few weeks later using RAID5 and multiple drives exposed through the LAN and having ripped my entire BluRay library. It's actually quite cool in that I now get both the benefits of streaming (can play any ripped title on demand whenever I feel like it) and none of the drawbacks: doesn't need Internet nor does it use my monthly traffic limit, it's at much higher quality than any Internet stream (GoT BluRay episodes average at around 35mbit/sec while an Internet stream doesn't go above 5mbit) and there are no "concurrent streams" limit (well, other than the one inherent to the speed of my LAN/NAS but I've yet to hit that one).