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Kaleidescape movie server


  • To: "UK-HA group" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Kaleidescape movie server
  • From: "Stephen Jones" <ukha@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2004 11:24:24 -0000
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I've only had a quick look at this, but don't think it's been posted to
the group before. It's a DVD movie server which streams movies to its
players over a 100baseT cat5 network. I haven't seen prices, but I think
we can safely say it's a lot more than not a couple of hundred quid. -

http://www.kaleidescape.com/

"The Kaleidescape Server is the heart of the Kaleidescape System. A
single Kaleidescape Server can store over 400 movies. A cluster of
multiple Kaleidescape Servers can store thousands of movies. Even with
thousands of movies stored in a rack full of Servers, the user still
experiences a single consolidated movie library. The Kaleidescape Server
provides redundant storage for the movie library using hot-swappable
disk drives. This means that no movies are lost if a disk fails, and the
bad disk may be replaced without the need to power down the system.

Connections
- 100BaseT Ethernet port
- RS-232 serial port for connecting to external control systems

Expandable to 3.6 terabytes of storage (based on currently available
disks).




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