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I'm in a similar position. The nice thing about the NAS is that it doesn't have a "leaving soon" section. Another good thing about using it for most video cons
by timrichard 7y ago
I'm in a similar position.
The nice thing about the NAS is that it doesn't have a "leaving soon" section.
Another good thing about using it for most video consumption is that disruption of internet service becomes a temporary issue upstream, rather than game over. Quality downgrade because of a drop in bandwidth doesn't happen either.
Similar to you, I'm converting CD to Flac one cherished album at a time, taking a bit of time to enjoy it and tweak the artwork, etc.
- hashhar 7y agoHow do you handle listening to songs on mobile devices across the internet? I'm currently using Resilio Sync (trying to hack around for selective sync support in Syncthing) meanwhile to get albums I want onto my phone. I haven't yet looked into things like Plex, Kodi or Emby.
- timrichard 7y agoI haven't looked into playing back Flac files from Mobile devices. I'm currently using a client on the Mac called Audirvana, but intend to use something on the Raspberry Pi like Volumio for general listening, connected to an amp and speakers. The Flac files are just available on the LAN from the NAS. I think Synology does support Plex too, which would let you listen to tracks away from home.