Plex is a multifaceted program and app that utilizes cloud services and physical storage devices like computers and stand alone servers to allow users to access and share their entire collections of music, movies, TV shows and pictures over their family of internet connected devices. Plex has an ever expanding number of features that includes free on-demand movies, podcasts and news aggregation. It also provides a dependable DVR option for cord cutters and cord shavers looking to save money on expensive services.
The Plex interface for set-top boxes used to be different for seemingly even experience with each device creating a very different look and feel. Over the past year or so Plex has standardized the way it approaches apps. This is great for people like me who make guides because I no longer have to be…
Plex has evolved again to offer its own selection of free movies and TV shows. Take a look at our video and see how it works.
Plex servers come in all shapes and sizes. They can be powered by laptops, Desktop PC’s Mac OS, Windows Linux, Raspi devices and more. This allowed Plex to build a dedicated following of people looking to store or share digital files that are accessible to themselves and their chosen recipients. The only problem for Plex…
Looking to continue to expand past a server based only experience Plex announced today that it has partnered with Legendary Television Distribution, LLC to add a selection of digital features and television programs to its ad-supported video on demand (AVOD) library, which is planned to be available to consumers later this year. “Our partnership with Legendary enables us to…
On July 23rd, Bijan Stephen, writer for The Verge, published an article about Plex. No doubt as a Plex user I’m obviously biased in favor of this particular software and I won’t deny that I use it far more frequently on my Roku TV than I do my subscription to Hulu or Netflix but one…