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| How fast does my NAS need to be in order to stream video? | |
 | It depends on what you're trying to stream. Ripped, uncompressed standard definition DVD VOB files can have average bit rates of 1-1.5 MB/s, which most NASes can support. High definition streams can have peak rates as high as 2.5 MB/s, which again, most NASes should handle. See Video Streaming Need To Know: Part 2 - The Real World for further information and examples. |
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