I am doing some volunteer work for a care home where I live, and have suggested getting some Apple TV's for some of their rec rooms (at least 3; possibly up to 5 later). I am concerned that their internet connection may not be able to handle 3-5 simultaneous high def streams, so I am suggesting that they also get a Mac Mini to serve as an iTunes server (they have 802.11n wireless throughout the building). My question: Would the standard 1.4GHz / 4 GB of RAM be able to handle that (it won't be driving a TV itself, just servicing Apple TV's), or would it be necessary to either/both upgrade the RAM to 8 GB, and the standard hard drive to a Fusion drive? I am thinking just the Fusion drive should be enough (if needed at all), but I have no idea how well Yosemite/iTunes caches for serving that many streams at once.
Has anybody tried something like this?
Has anybody tried something like this?