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SageTV Software Discussion related to the SageTV application produced by SageTV. Questions, issues, problems, suggestions, etc. relating to the SageTV software application should be posted here. (Check the descriptions of the other forums; all hardware related questions go in the Hardware Support forum, etc. And, post in the customizations forum instead if any customizations are active.) |
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SageTV client & local hard drive recordings
If recordings are on a local hard drive same PC as SageTV Client, will Client play the recordings directly from itself.. or will the SageTV server PC pull the recording across the network and then stream it back to the client?
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SageTV server & client: Win 10 Pro x64, Intel DH67CF, Core i5 2405s, 8 GB ram, Intel HD 3000, 40GB SSD system, 4TB storage, 2x HD PVR component + optical audio, USB-UIRT 2 zones + remote hack, Logitech Harmony One, HDMI output to Sony receiver with native Intel bitstreaming |
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I'm pretty sure they're alwasys streamed from the Sage server, regardless of where they are.
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I would like to have a separate PC as my SageTV server. My current PC is almost workstation grade, but there are times I cannot do heavy processing things because they interfere with SageTV recording.
So my choices are: 1. Build a simple PC that will serve as the SageTV server, and then use my workstation as the client 2. Build a better PC that will be the SageTV server and player I've been looking at building another PC, and it doesn't look like a full spec machine for recording AND playback will be that much more expensive than just a basic machine for recording only. Any advice? My playback machine needs to be able to handle DivX playback.
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SageTV server & client: Win 10 Pro x64, Intel DH67CF, Core i5 2405s, 8 GB ram, Intel HD 3000, 40GB SSD system, 4TB storage, 2x HD PVR component + optical audio, USB-UIRT 2 zones + remote hack, Logitech Harmony One, HDMI output to Sony receiver with native Intel bitstreaming |
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Well when you can build an Athlon 64 3000+ box for about $500... So let me ask you this:
Where is your client going to be? Is noise a concern? Here is (IMO) the ideal setup: Server, running SageTV with all your capture cards, and all your storage. + Client, "minimal" by that I mean only sound, video, processor, and a laptop HDD. With this you get a nice quiet client but maintain all the benefits of a "large" SageTV setup. Next best to that is probably just a single box running SageTV. |
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