🔥Latest QNAP 2-Bay NAS | TS-233 Product Overview and PLEX Test

[@AsiKhan-ne7ph]

vGood explanation. Thanks

[@jaaxc1036]

I assume this can host 4k Dolby vision video content for Plex direct play? Will not be doing any transcoding.

[@gaborhorvath7658]

Can you please explain what is the use of transcoding. If i want to watch a 4K dolby atmos/vision file from the nas, it is always the tv/notebook/phone that is doing the hard work, isn't it?

[@eassgermany4267]

A question: Does TS233 have functionality to make snapshots (snapshot replica, snapshot vault, backup snapshot vault)?

[@AsiKhan-ne7ph]

@@QNAPUK : WoW, this is a value-added feature.

[@miljushm]

Can you run jellyfin server on it?

[@JoaoSilva-xx3id]

Should this one be bought insted of the TS-231K ? is it better?

[@JoaoSilva-xx3id]

@@QNAPUK I see. The two LAN ports what are the advantages?

[@billk3559]

Hi can it also run QVR Pro?

[@QNAPUK]

The TS-233 cannot run QVR Pro, but it can run QVR Elite.

[@billk3559]

Pity as I wanted to take advantage of 8 free camera license on the pro version.

[@ashwager19]

Hey so this is a good device too become a media sever?? Because I want too put all of my dvds on it and I have lots of them so it will be good for me too watch films on?? On my phone, tablet, TV or laptop??? And will it still be good when my Internet really slow notices???

[@QNAPUK]

If you have a slow internet connection and plan to watch remotely, then you may need something a little more powerful that has the ability to do transcoding as Plex may need to reduce the quality for smoother streaming on a slower connection, our TS-264 would be a good place to start for that.

[@ashwager19]

@QNAPUK thanks I'll look into that yeah I plan too watch remotely when not in the house n places

[@AsiKhan-ne7ph]

If the cloud function is working, and I install it at home. Can I save and download the file from another location? Please reply...

[@onetrickmunkey]

yes, just bear in mind that large files can take a while as it depends on your internet speed

[@bucsistvan]

This model support SSD caching?

[@QNAPUK]

No, there is no SSD caching support on the TS-233.

[@rottentomatoes200essential6]

does it work with MAC?

[@QNAPUK]

Yes absolutely.

[@JonathanSwiftUK]

Slightly misleading, the unit power rating doesn't include drives, and a Nas without drives would be utterly useless. So add on 5-8 watts per hard drive, maybe 4-6 watts for an SSD. So a Nas running 2x HDD is around 25 watts.

[@QNAPUK]

Actual power consumption, operating mode with drives is measured at 10.81W in our testing. HDD's asleep is 3.43W.