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The Banana Pi and Banana Pi Pro by LeMaker are alternatives to the Raspberry Pi for a NAS home media server solution. Powered with SATA and gigabit, it has significant network throughput improvements compared to the Raspberry Pi and Pi 2 (see benchmarks). I decided to make my new … I'm curious
Raspberry Pi 2 and related devices have become quite popular NAS home media servers. I have previously released images that are already loaded with the standard services like Plex, NZBGet, SickRage, Sonarr, CouchPotato and Transmission.
I realize some people may want to pick and choose which services are installed so … I'm curious
NZBGet is a lightweight usenet downloader recently updated to 15.0. NZBGet, like NZBGet 14 supports fake detector for discarding fake releases from your usenet download queue. I recommend a UsenetServer account for downloading from usenet. I tested this several times on my Minibian image and is part of my Media … I'm curious
Installing Plex Media Server on the Raspberry Pi 2 has been very popular since uglymagoo created his repository (guide). Unfortunately, many users have gotten the error ‘This server is not powerful enough to convert this video' error. It seems that this is due to the Plex Web Client … I'm curious
Network File System (NFS) was created by Sun Microsystems to share resources over networks. It is similar to SAMBA shares that are popular on Windows, Mac and Linux systems for their convenience. NFS shares are usually more popular on Linux systems, they may use less CPU overhead than SAMBA shared … I'm curious
Running Plex Media Server on the Raspberry Pi 2 (install guide) has proved quite popular. It runs on other ARMv7 devices as well like the Banana Pi, Orange Pi, Hummingboard, ODROID and BeagleBone devices. Several users have wanted to install the Plex UnSupported AppStore as it is a … I'm curious
CherryMusic is a browser-based music streaming solution to create your own personal Spotify-like server for your local music collection. You store all of your music on your Raspberry Pi or mount your other NAS music folder on the Pi and then you can play all of your music through your … I'm curious