Network Media Player With Storage

LINKSTATION LIVE NAS 1TB SATA

Size: 1 TB Brand: Buffalo Technology Model: LS-CH1.0TL Platform: Windows 2003 Server Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 1.77" h x 6.14" w x 6.89" l, 2.49 pounds CPU: AMD Athlon 1 GHz Memory: 2MB DRAM Hard Disk: 1000GB Graphics: This is the description of the PC Graphics 256MB Processors: 1 Native resolution: 640x480 Display size: 669.2913385827 LinkStation Live; Setup CD-ROM; Quick Setup Guides; Ethernet Cable; Power Cord; Warranty Statement Share storage and multimedia collections effortlessly-streams Audio Share a printer or add a DriveStation for increased capacity

Buffalo's LinkStation Live is the dependable way to seamlessly store and share your data in one location, accessible by any PC or Mac on your home network. Share with everyone at home and even with friends and family over the Internet with Web Access. Easily stream your favorite music and movies from your LinkStation Live directly to your PC, Mac, or DLNA media player in your home entertainment center. Connect to a USB drive for extra storage! Enjoy Simple Sharing over Web! Simple and Versatile The LinkStation Live includes a built-in USB Print Server for sharing one printer with all computers in your home. Plus, the USB port can be used to expand the storage capacity or as a direct backup by simply attaching a USB 2.0 hard drive to the back of the unit. Easy File Sharing The LinkStation Live includes many additional features to protect, share and enjoy your most valued digital assets. With Buffalo’s Web Access, you can download files, view pictures, stream music and movies, and even upload data to your LinkStation Live - anytime, anywhere over the Internet. You can even access your documents and digital media library with your iPhone! For easy sharing and enjoyment of your multimedia content, the LinkStation Live includes a DLNA server to stream your favorite music and movies to any DLNA player, such as the Buffalo LinkTheater. Plus, the built-in iTunes server makes the LinkStation Live a content source so you can store all of you iTunes media on the LinkStation, freeing up your computer’s hard drive. The LinkStation Live can also manage your torrent files with the built-in BitTorrent client. Download files while you and your laptop or netbook run off to work or class. Your downloads will be waiting for you when you return. The LinkStation power savings mode makes it easy to go green. Based on the power state of your computer, the LinkStation Live will power down, cutting costs and reducing power consumption by up to 75%. Key Features and Benefits Access data from any Windows or Macintosh computer Share and access files over the Internet and on you iPhone with Web Access Built-in FTP and Print servers Built-in DLNA™ streaming media server Built-in iTunes server Built-in BitTorrent client for accessing rich media Expand storage by adding a USB 2.0 hard drive Minimal power consumption Support for Time Machine™ Functionality The LinkStation Live network storage solution is backed by a one-year limited warranty and lifetime 24/7 technical support. What’s in the Box LinkStation Live, Setup CD-ROM, Quick Setup Guide, Ethernet Cable, AC Adapter, and Warranty Statement

Client more useful in 37 of 38 people found this review helpful. Excellent product by Sam Smith, I ordered this item from somewhere else, so I avoided all the problems that the reviewer previous experience. Apart from this, now I've had this product for 2 weeks and it was great work. The setup took a few tries to find the drive, but when minor bumps in the road that has worked well and exactly as advertised. Just connect to my existing external USB drive was very easy. Speed ​​upload / download is very quick. WebAccess works great as well. My only complaint is that the automatic mode, the drive is turned off due to inactivity (as it should), you can not boot the new hard drive WebAccess. It can be reactivated only by the home network. So if you want to use WebAccess occasionally, the device must be switched on all the time and energy wastage. A small problem in the grand scheme of things themselves. 56 of 61 people found the following review helpful Almost promises of Mr Sousa products on almost everything I had expected from the description. An important piece that is not clear on the specifications that the external USB hard drive must be formatted to XFS, to read the user in a position / write. All Legacy USB hard drive, you may have is probably already formatted to NTFS or FAT32. Once installed on the LinkStation's USB port, you can read but not write to it. There are two major effects on them: First you have to spend a lot of time trying to ensure the original content of the link station device, format it to XFS, and spend a lot of time again to make the copy back data to make it .. . and you can not install, do it yourself. You need to copy from a networked PC to cause an intense and unnecessary traffic to do. Took me two whole days to do this process in a 300GB hard drive. Second: After the format, you can not remove read the USB drive and you about it in another machine with Vista or XP. Only Linux / Unix operating system would be able to read data from there just a trap to occur during installation, a bug that requests for buffalo may not be reproduced, and therefore can not solve the problem, but is connected by dozens users in their FAQ blog, has blocked my administrator password. I could not enter the username admin and of course could not, t change anything in the configuration. Only a couple of days, I managed to find a solution to a "refresh" on firmaware. Their blog is the step by step for her. I hope the same does not happen again. Besides this, the alarm works fine (but you need to use their NAS Navigator application on each client to make the unit woke up after a standby). The driver is still fast enough to allow DVDs to be stored on a DVD and played on my laptop. In addition, the Media Server feature and it works fine in iTunes on the network can create a library based on it. I may end up with a USB port as a backup of sensitive data on the LinkStation, and not as a unit of storage (this is the recommendation from the company at least) 22 of 22 people found this review helpful. Excellent versatile NAS By Mark bought a home and was told that doing an excellent job, I bought one for my small office as well. For home, I needed a NAS to store media on an always on device to transfer to the PS3 and Xbox 360. This Buffalo device does very well, with some starting in each of these two devices DLNA. Only the "Media Server" from the very simple to use web based administration tool and as a whole. Other features: access to the web is a very simple page access (buffalonas.com), combined with comprehensive, yet easy to use user management. Bittorrent also functions as easy and convenient it is so, let's use even if you do not know by now what he does. It works while the computer is off - of course, and is quiet - really quiet, because this machine is so quiet, even when opening files not 5 stars because: really stupid - the PS3 photos are selected.