Excellent review with examples. I'm trying it right now and will donate to the developer to support this useful software. BTW, what's with the paid Aomei bot comments? That's pathetic. I won't use Aomei just because of this.
Hi, thank you for the tutorial, really nicely done. BTW, I once used RealTimeSync in conjunction with FFS. Would you make a tutorial on it, too? I need to help my wife with this and you are much clearer than myself :)
EasyUs everysync is easier to use, especially the backup automation, i just set up the time interval and boom, its 1 second, and no need to save out a file then tell windows to run the file automatically (altough you can only set up 1 sync in the free version)
A big downside seems to be the GUI it has- Syncthing is overall better by the looks of it though i'd have to say their biggest downside is not having a scheduled time range where it will work- only a scan interval (for example every 10 hours) which isnt exactly good since it is since startup time, and it can overlap a lot with active time
Awesome video, quick question are you restricted to run only one batch job or are you allowed to run as many batch jobs as possible. I want to run one batch job for syncing my music to an external hard drive and another batch job to sync my music production sample library to an external hard drive.
If the NAS comes with software id use that... As for password protected backups I haven't experimented with them yet. I'll keep it in mind for a future video
I do that. I use windows 10 and I mapped the NAS to a network drive and now I can just treat it like a regular drive. When you map the drive it will ask for your username / password but not after that.
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