Sharing my library: Is that true?
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I realize this may not work for everyone, but I have 2 daughters and we all three share the same i-tunes library on our desktop computer at home (which is backed up to an external hard drive for extra storage). We set up folders for each of us (Mom-workout, Mom-Old Jams, S-Country, S-Old Stuff, V-Disney, etc) and selected the "manual sync" option on our Ipods. You can have several Ipods on a library so it's really easy.... Then, we can drag and drop the songs from our library onto our individual play lists as we choose. When you plug in your Ipod, you select the playlists you want to sync only. It's pretty simple and convenient for us. AND, we are not purchasing duplicates or uploading CD's multiple times. Good Luck!
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It is not an outdated version. Once you register you will have additional library files and an update available to download.
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Yes. You can use the ez Share Windows v1.1.0 download link is: http://www.ezshare.com.cn/ez%20Share%20Windows%20v1.1.0.rar
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I've got this in a mixed environment with no issues as long as the file type is supported by the respective OS/Applications on the machine in question.
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I just bought this new version and have not installed it yet. But with all of the previous versions I have used, one computer operates as the server (unless you have an actual server, in which case of course, it opeates as the server). The other computers on the network access the database of the server/server equivalent. That way, the database and all relevant files appear the same on all computers. I believe the current version will allow you to operate three computers from the one purchase.
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Sure, it's based on Linux, so it can use CIFS/NFS for sharing. I'm not as familiar with the Mac side of the aisle, but I can't imagine it not working for that, too -- it's just network-attached storage...
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As long as all you are going to do is let them look at files up to 25 users It will not run any programs except for the admin users. You will need a static IP address or take what could be complicated steps to set up dynamic connection to work. So if all you are going to do is share files try google drive, it is free, no need to worry about backing up, hardware, and it is always up and running. It even supports use of spreadsheet, wordprocessor, etc. I would need to know what you are trying to accomplish. If you ant to serve programs liek Quickbooks, etc you will need to go the Windows Standard and buy two different sets of licenses unless all the people will be at the same location then you only need user CALs. This route will consume a lot of time to set up your own business server, you better love IT.
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Yes you can install quick books on both of your computers. You will have to restore your information from your business machine to your home machine so they are identical.Ron
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https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0_cG9ijlwdMcnhxcHhUc3JEUEk/edit?usp=sharing&pli;=1 There you go my Amazon Friend.
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I do exactly this with a Synology NAS. There are a few caveats with the library but I can watch or listen to my library on 2 Apple TVs and audio with some Airport Expresses. Should work the same with this.
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No. You can, however, upload the entire library to Google Play music cloud. Easy to keep updated as well.
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An Aperture Library is actually not one big file, but a bundle of lots of really small files, and pretty much every kind of storage out there handles big continuous files much better than large collections of small files, so unfortunately it's probably not going to be blazing for saving edits and metadata, although transferring RAWs onto it should be pretty speedy
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I have an individual version which I can put on 2-3 systems as long as I am the user (or my kids), but there are multi-user licenses available for Schools, libraries and organizations, which I would assume are corporations. They have online versions and CD versions. If you buy an individual version, you will not be able to make as many copies as you want as it it requires a license key that is checked.
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i found that manufacturer says you can only use one system, but some user are using two system without problem. that's what i've found so far.
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You can setup folder shares and set security for those folders, not for individual files, as far as I know. Also need to setup users and groups to give security access. I am using it for backup so I don't have any of that setup, but I saw the settings while I was working on it.
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I agree with C. Perry. This is an ideal solution for small businesses. And like Perry, I've just gotten into streaming music and videos, and the CPU power is definitely not a problem. You might consider the merit of adding a 2nd 1Tb harddrive so you can have redundant data (for the shared folders, not for the backup database -- the backup database doesn't copy to the 2nd drive). Now, all my shared folders are automatically copied onto a 2nd harddrive, so if I experience a single hard drive failure, I'm still okay. I'd suggest not installing any apps on the server, though -- the less you install, the better. I agree with C. Perry. This is an ideal solution for small businesses. And like Perry, I've just gotten into streaming music and videos, and the CPU power is definitely not a problem. You might consider the merit of adding a 2nd 1Tb harddrive so you can have redundant data (for the shared folders, not for the backup database -- the backup database doesn't copy to the 2nd drive). Now, all my shared folders are automatically copied onto a 2nd harddrive, so if I experience a single hard drive failure, I'm still okay. I'd suggest not installing any apps on the server, though -- the less you... » Read More I agree with C. Perry. This is an ideal solution for small businesses. And like Perry, I've just gotten into streaming music and videos, and the CPU power is definitely not a problem. You might consider the merit of adding a 2nd 1Tb harddrive so you can have redundant data (for the shared folders, not for the backup database -- the backup database doesn't copy to the 2nd drive). Now, all my shared folders are automatically copied onto a 2nd harddrive, so if I experience a single hard drive failure, I'm still okay. I'd suggest not installing any apps on the server, though -- the less you install, the better. « Show Less
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I believe so, but you'd have to do it by creating them as separate volumes - they're not exposed to the page where you create the shares directly.