I found some interesting YouTube videos that provide a wide variety of knowledge about different aspects of the media server system. A community forum of users and staff answer questions and share advice.
They created blog posts for installing, setting-up, and maintaining the server. Setting-up a media server can be challenging, thankfully Plex and the Plex community have created several resources. 4- There are a variety of helpful resources. Also, you can rest assured that your content is secure because all users need a login and password to view content. Besides, it can also play various types of media, such as WMV, MP4, AVI, etc. Unlike uploading files to Google Drive or Box, with Plex Media Server, you can upload large videos and photos. Credit: Screenshot by AEH 3- The Plex Media Server provides one place for sharing videos and photos. The user interface is straightforward as long as you understand the file organization. Also, you can access the server using a web browser. Users download the app from a third-party platform such as Roku, Xbox, Apple TV, Android, etc. Once the server is set-up, connecting to it doesn’t require any unique technology. 2- Connecting to the Plex Media Server is easy. More features are available for those that upgrade to a Plex Pass, such as recording broadcast TV, mobile sync, and a dashboard to view usage and bandwidth. Besides, it offers Crackle content, podcasts, news, Web Shows, Tidal, and Broadcast Television for free. The basic server allows the user to upload and catalog media to fit their needs. The first thing that bowled me over about the Plex Media Server is the range of capability. 1- The Plex Media Server is so much more. Here are my five reasons that you should invest the time into setting it up. The media server is a powerful tool that can change your view and share your personal media library with friends and family.
After a bit of research and some hands-on experience, I decided to set-up a Plex Media Server. Setting up a remote access server is my first project this summer. Unfortunately, most internships vanished, so I figured out some creative ways I could practice IT skills at home. As a graduate student in Information Technology (IT), I wanted an internship with hands-on experience.
Like everyone else, the COVID-19 pandemic has turned my summer plans upside down.
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