I’m going to be using an SBC for this, which doesn’t have the capacity for an extra storage drive. Also, I’m planning to move in a couple of months, and I wouldn’t want to deal with storage in the middle of all of this. The cloud isn’t as insanely expensive as I initially thought; B2 is $6/TB, and I hope that with reencoded streams at an OK resolution I wouldn’t go beyond 1.5TB a month (I’ll be deleting stuff with bucket policies, of course).
I’ll take a look at tdarr alongside ffmpeg, thanks!
I was considering the usual BananaPi/OrangePi/Raxda/Pine64 SBCs, are those not enough horsepower? I’d like to stay under $80 for my SBC purchase, and it will be doing double duty with managing some services like DNS and music scrobbling alongside uploading to the cloud
Transparent compression layer on Linux?
My use-case: streaming video to a Linux virtual mount and want compression of said video files on the fly....