Will the QNAP 509 handle bluray streams?

[KidKappa]

Hello, let me say I've never delved in NAS before so I may ask some noobish questions. But to start I really only have one question, will the QNAP 509 have enough throughput to handle full 1080p/TrueHD .m2ts files to the PS3? Around 50Mb/s I believe, with file sizes around but not limited to 30Gb? I've currently just been running them off my computer just fine but I'd rather have a dedicated unit to handle my multimedia. So can this or any other NAS handle this, and has anyone successfully done this? Thank you.

[thiggins]

50 Mbit/sec is around 6 Mbytes/sec. Many NASes (the TS509 Pro included) can handle that.

[KidKappa]

I may have wrote that wrong, it could be 50 Mbytes/sec.

[thiggins]

I think you do have it wrong. Uncompressed HD streams typically run around 20 Mbps.

[QNAPIvan]

Yes... Like what Tim mentioned. For the application to stream a Full HD video stream to another device near your TV, (like network media player, or HTPC). The bit rate is around 20Mbit/s per stream, and it is the number that an 802.11g hardly to handle but need the 802.11n.

Besides, for the heavy users, to back up these large-size video files always takes you a lot of time. For the high-performance Intel-based NAS, it delivers the speed for file transfer up to & over 50MB/s. depends on your client PC's spec.

Cheers,

[KidKappa]

Heres some bitrates of bluray, please look at the total bitrates.

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=3338

And my client pc would be the ps3. Does anybody know if the 509 can handle these numbers? like I said there are some around 46 (?? mb/s ??)

Thanks.

[thiggins]

From the notes at the top of that page:
"bitrates are averages and are in megabits per second (Mbps)"

[KidKappa]

I'm not so much worried in getting the terminology right as I am if given that my client is the ps3, my nas is the 509 and the throughput is as it states in these charts http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=3338 will it work?

[bliko]

Pretty much all nas will be able to stream fast enough. Aslong as your ps3 can playback the format your media is encoded in; you will be fine.