Thursday, February 20th, 2020 10:13 pm
it's not been the best day
( personal stuff )
I think I picked up a mild cold, which ick. But whatever.
Now, more about Plex! Specifically some useful tools once your server is up and running.
( quick review of command line from earlier tutorial )
( ssh )
( ssh continued: optional configuration for port )
( RDP, an alternate method of remote access with GUI )
Now, on to Plex itself.
Plex client apps--like the Plex app in FireTV, or the one in your SmartTV, or in Roku, or your browser, etc--are the ones that actually play the media locally and remotely. For reasons, they sometimes have problems with some kinds of files, some resolutions, and some audio streams. Your TV or sound system may also only be able to play certain resolutions and audio. Especially for remote access, you're going to want multiple resolutions. Why?
Transcoding, the thing we must avoid. I'll explain.
( Plex and Multiple Versions )
Happy plexing!
I think I picked up a mild cold, which ick. But whatever.
Now, more about Plex! Specifically some useful tools once your server is up and running.
( quick review of command line from earlier tutorial )
( ssh )
( ssh continued: optional configuration for port )
( RDP, an alternate method of remote access with GUI )
Now, on to Plex itself.
Plex client apps--like the Plex app in FireTV, or the one in your SmartTV, or in Roku, or your browser, etc--are the ones that actually play the media locally and remotely. For reasons, they sometimes have problems with some kinds of files, some resolutions, and some audio streams. Your TV or sound system may also only be able to play certain resolutions and audio. Especially for remote access, you're going to want multiple resolutions. Why?
Transcoding, the thing we must avoid. I'll explain.
( Plex and Multiple Versions )
Happy plexing!