Rhyso said:Just want to say a quick thanks for this thread. I purchased the 2TB version and it arrived today. Setup took less than 10 minutes and im currently copying my stuff to the WD Drive. Also managed to setup access for both my iPad and iPhone!
That is great to hear, let us know how you get on with it.
The Archangel
 . Early days but im impressed!
. Early days but im impressed! my laptop is dying and im looking at well not looking at byt getting an Ipad 3 i have it in the basket at present. What I want to do is get rid of the laptop as i can get one from work. Im looking at a My Book Live 2TB as an option for storing all my music and videos etc. If I get one and connect to my laptop at start and transfer all my music to it can I then access all my music from the ipad? If I got apple TV aswell would it connect to that?
 my laptop is dying and im looking at well not looking at byt getting an Ipad 3 i have it in the basket at present. What I want to do is get rid of the laptop as i can get one from work. Im looking at a My Book Live 2TB as an option for storing all my music and videos etc. If I get one and connect to my laptop at start and transfer all my music to it can I then access all my music from the ipad? If I got apple TV aswell would it connect to that? What would be the best device to get that has USB so I can transfer files over slightly faster?
The ZyXEL nas310 as USB and esata ports,I've just moved mine from my home plug to the router and my upload speeds have gone from 5mbs to 12/15mbs ,uploads movies pretty quick
sunrisewatcher said:Hi Gabriel, does the wd2go app allow you to create music playlists?


janner43 said:Being early retired & having worked in an IT related business at a senior level, I now no longer need a PC. We travelled extensively, full time for 18 months when first retiring & the company IT gear went back, & the ancient unused home PC got trashed & thrown out. Since then, after returning home again with limited & purely domestic requirements for computing, we have been very much "post PC" for over a year now.
We have two android tablets (Asus tf101 & Lenovo A1) but in the UK the next sensible upgrade (as the HD screened Asus tf700 is £600/$900) will be to move to Apple & the new iPad.
Amongst the many reasons for doing this (other than just the stability & quality of iOS & its Apps) is to gain access to purchasing HD movies from iTunes, rather than buying bluray copies.
Now my question is this.... Can I buy movies on an iPad & then copy them onto something like Airstash directly from the iPad? I appreciate that I would need to stream them from the Airstash to the iPad & then via AppleTV onto our large screen, but it would give me effectively infinite storage for purchased movies.
I steadfastly refuse to buy another laptop or mac or pc just to be able to buy & keep legal movies, (my business life was in e-media, so I take a dim view of any other way of getting movies other than legal ones!) so I am hoping that there will be a way to do this.
As I have never owned an iPad, nor used iTunes in the past, if my question is stupid, please feel free to correct & direct me.
Thanks in advance...
Hi janner,
To the best of my knowledge there is no way of saving iTunes movies, downloaded directly to the iPad to an external storage device however.......a purchased movie can be redownloaded again at any time which might help you out (obviously you will need to use your data allowance for this if you are not unlimited). Check out this link Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
It may be possible to access and save to an Airstash if you are jailbroken but it'll need one of our JB guru's to advise on this.
The Archangel


