HD Video Record
The HD Video Record test is as the name suggests a write test to the NAS box. A single 2GB file is written to the device in 256kB blocks sequentially to the disk.
Asustor AS-302T 2-bay NAS Review
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Article Index
- Introduction
- A Closer Look
- NAS Features
- Asustor GUI & Power Consumption
- Testing Method
- HD Video Playback
- 2x HD Video Playback
- 4x HD Video Playback
- HD Video Record
- HD Playback & Record
- Content Creation
- Office Productivity
- File Copy to NAS
- File Copy from NAS
- Directory Copy to NAS
- Directory Copy from NAS
- Photo Album
- Final Thoughts
- View All
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1 Comment on Asustor AS-302T 2-bay NAS Review
How was the media playback via HDMI?