Once Plex is installed on your home computer and you’re able to access your server, install the app on the device of your choice.

Still, it’s not a bad deal if you’re looking for some extra power behind your version of Plex. Plex Plus costs $4.99 per month, but is absolutely unnecessary to use in standard more. For starters, Plex Pass allows you to record television over the air for free with the use of an antenna, you can download your content offline to use without a cell signal, listen to your music through a specialized Plex player application, and even automatically see movie trailers in front of films downloaded to your device to create the movie theater-like experience. We should also mention that, though Plex is free to start, the company does have a paid plan called Plex Pass that gives you some extra benefits to your normal service. If you don’t have a desktop PC, a laptop will suffice, though you won’t be able to access your Plex content if your computer goes into sleep mode or hibernation. Plex works best with computers that can constantly run in the background for example, using a desktop computer with a large hard drive instead of using a laptop that constantly goes into sleep mode will be better for operating a server on a consistent basis. If, however, you haven’t yet set up Plex and created an account to stream your media from, you’ll need to do that before using Plex to get more movies. If you already have a Plex Media Server instance running on your laptop or desktop, you can continue down to the next part of the guide. Getting more movies by adding your own should need no explanation. These are movies you own and can play directly through the Plex Media Player. DVDs, Blu-rays or MP4s that you have uploaded to your Plex Media Server.

And of course, you could also add local content.

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