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> people will still want to archive their downloads I don't know how true this is. Even the tech-savvy folks I know rely primarily on Netflix/Spotify/etc, and
by lukifer 12y ago
> people will still want to archive their downloads
I don't know how true this is. Even the tech-savvy folks I know rely primarily on Netflix/Spotify/etc, and in the rare instances they buy something, they trust iTunes/Amazon/etc to hold it for them. (I continue to think that is nuts.)
- bitJericho 12y agoI dunno, I think people allow Amazon to hold their movies for them because there's no other choice. Amazon doesn't give you avi files :(
- NoMoreNicksLeft 12y agoI'm using Plex to store our videos... sold our DVDs on craigslist a few months ago. Within 3 weeks, had another copy of every disc we got rid of. Eventually I want to get a FreeNAS machine up and running, and any important files will be backed up to Google Drive (though, obviously not movies that can simply be downloaded again if desired).