RumbleFang

Hi folks,
 
I'm running a single pool consisting of around 16 x 2TB drives, and with the data they hold - with pool duplication - the total size is 21TB. Every few days, a sizeable chunk (2-3 TB) of that data drops out of duplication and so Drivepool dutifully goes to work re-duplicating it. All is good again, but then it happens again in a few days. I try to keep up to date with the latest beta releases, but I just wondered if this is a known issue?
 
(Windows 10 Pro (1703), Active Plug-Ins : #1 SSD Optimizer & #2 Disk Space Equalizer (by % used))
 
Thanks,
 
Bob

Yeah, definitely a euphemism.  
Either referring to downloaded content, or porn.  
 
 
As for Plex vs Emby, I actually found Emby was easier. But to each their own.  
The biggest things for me were that Emby can NATIVELY run as a service (it actually installs the service during setup, but sets it to manual), and that it has locally managed user accounts that can be used outside your local network.  Neither are things Plex does AT ALL.  And Emby gets a bit better video quality for less network traffic, at the expense of more CPU cycles (but I ... have two six core CPUs in my media box, and it laughs at any load I've thrown at it).
 
That said, I have the lifetime subscription for both. They're both great software packages for media.