In terms of using a Pi for Plex, I have looked at a fair few threads and I have no idea what's being written in terms of code to get going. She won't fire up the laptop to use Plex on the Android box, so she uses Kodi, but then this won't play show after show continuously and she will have to move to the next file to play it. I looked at the Pi 3 and thought it may be an idea to run Plex on as this can always be on and then no matter what I fire up I can watch it plus it will help the fiancee where she can put some kids shows on for our 3-year-old son and the shows can run on and on for a while whilst she or me crack on with something else and knowing he's entertained. I have been looking into a small device that could sit under the TV out of sight maybe and have considered a lot of devices, some too expensive and others not ready yet or have Plex Media server available. Plus my fiancee will not allow it to be on if we're out.Īll bedrooms in our house are in use so no place really for a PC and certainly would not pass the fiancee at all to be near the TV. This is a hindrance as my laptop stays in the living room on my sofa usually and isn't a device I want on all the time if I'm staying away or at work. All is fine, yet I have to ensure my laptop is on, to be able to view my content and sometimes it won't be on. music for TV shows is a nice feature before you hit play (my son loves this), movie and TV show images and write ups and the fact that it can resume from where you last left and run a full series one after the other without having to touch it.Ĭurrently, my media server runs on my laptop (which of course has to be on) and my files are stored on a NAS (which cannot run a Plex server) then I can fire up my Android Matricom G-Box Q, my Chromecast upstairs or if I'm out and about my phone.
I am a Plex Pass subscriber and love the way it works, i.e.
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