'The digital home is converging towards an all-in-one network appliance that serves as a router, wireless access point and a networked storage drive,' said Majid Bemanian, senior director of marketing for AppliedMicro. The Riviera platform, based on the APM86491 processor, allows consumers to simultaneously store, stream and share multimedia content at lightning speeds in the connected digital home. Paragon's NTFS, exFAT and HFS+ for Android and Linux drivers enable full read/write access via USB 3.0 interface to Windows- and Mac-formatted drives and support the new high capacity exFAT-formatted SDXC cards on AppliedMicro's Riviera advanced OEM storage platform for next-generation consumer and SMB Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Wireless Access Point (WAP) and Media Servers/Gateways. The bundled solution speeds up communication between AppliedMicro-based network appliances and attached storage. Paragon's NTFS, exFAT and HFS+ for Linux drivers will target the new APM86xxx system-on-a-chip (SoC) processor family. I am really confused.IRVINE, CA-(Marketwire - Oct 2, 2012) - Storage software developer Paragon Software Group (PSG) today announced its collaboration with AppliedMicro®, global leader in energy conscious computing and communications solutions for data center, telecom, enterprise and consumer applications, for the development of the best-of-class solution for the AppliedMicro PACKET pro family of single and multi-core processors for network attached storage (NAS) applications.

Although it is blazing fast compared to my older APFS formatted drive. I guess I am wondering whether the issue is with Paragon or Tuxera or my NTFS formatting. I am on a MBP Apple Silicon with 8gb RAM. I noticed with APFS it is very slow to load and when running the video it stutters. I was also thinking if I should just do away with NTFS and reformat my drive to APFS? Would it be faster? I need to regularly access my video files and run/edit those on the drive so I need fast access speed. Now I was wondering if this is something with Paragon or my HDD is giving up? I purchased it few months ago so it's almost brand new. Anybody else experience anything like this? Luckily I was able to recover most of my files. The file size was intact but the video wouldn't play. Recently Tuxera became very slow on my new MAC Silicon so I replaced Tuxera with Paragon NTFS and after cutting and pasting some video files from my MBP to the Seagate external HDD I noticed that quite a few of videos were corrupted. I have been using NTFS with Tuxera to read and write.

I do a lot of videography and editing so my files are mostly mp4 and mov. So I have been using 4TB Seagate external HDD to back up my files.

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