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It sorta depends on how much you need to store and how much redundancy you'd like to have. Lots of people are sorta surprised that $500 will buy them a 24TB enterprise grade hard drive . Or that 20TB drives can often be had for less per TB than most other drives. $500 isn't going to be enough for t...

I'm not sure what you mean by that. I know my display is not in HDR unless I enable it in Windows. Like I said, there is no difference in the picture if HDR is enabled in Windows. I understand VLC supports HDR and dcoke22 confirmed that mkv files contain HDR. Windows will have the option to enable ...

Please pardon my ignorance if this question has been asked anywhere else.
But if I'm ripping MKV files for use in a system that has an Atmos-capable receiver, do I need to rip the Dolby Digital lossy core as well? Will the Atmos track still work if I exclude the lossy track?

That’s useful info as well, thanks. I think I may need to install both to get a feel for them. Even if it means trying a month licence fee to Plex for the premium features such as hardware encoding. I can always then pay for the Plex lifetime licence if it turns out to be the best option. Jellyfin ...

Also consider setting up a dedicated PC as a storage solution as an alternative to a NAS. NAS enclosures are surprisingly costly these days, unaffordably so.

Could you please give me an idea of shipping costs to South Africa via UPS (or any other courier service) please? I would prefer to order one of the drives available on your site directly, rather than through eBay, as the only item presently listed there is a bit too pricey for me. What with a 23-to...