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Aww (lemmy.world)
submitted 3 weeks ago by gndagreborn to c/plex
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Happy Thanksgiving! As much grief as plex has given me in the last few months, this was still sweet to see.

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Plex's new interface is a big step forward, and two steps back (www.androidauthority.com)
submitted 3 weeks ago by GreenEngineering3475 to c/plex
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The new Plex UI has modern visuals and one-handed navigation. But is it a step back for self-hosting enthusiasts?

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Plex TV Episode Shuffle Experience (self.plex)
submitted 1 year ago by whynotzoidberg to c/plex
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Either I’m nuts (possible) or Plex’s shuffle functionality does a poor job randomizing from the set. What’s your take?

I’ve been trying to figure out if it is just my perception or potential bias since our memories are fallible and whatnot.

It seems like TV show > Shuffle and Playlist (containing all episodes) > Shuffle yield different favored episodes (so maybe a different shuffle algo). And then when I play in episodic order, I recognize episodes that seemingly haven’t played in a while.

I suppose I could pull play counts off my server, but that’s no fun! Sooooo, is it just me?

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Windows v Linux Server (So I can self host more) (lemmy.fmhy.ml)
submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/plex
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/1227766

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/1227762

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/1227646

I currently have 90Tb of libraries shared via a Windows server. I've been using Mediasonic hard drive enclosures with 8 or 16Tb drives and Windows/Intel storage spaces for 4 drives for the "Movies" library, 8 drives for the "TV" library, and another 4 drives for "Photos" and other random NAS. I literally only share with family, but, that's still about 12 users across the US due to school. I have a stable 1000/1000Mb fiber connection that has been working perfectly for the past few years. So, my issue now is, I want to host my own Lemmy, Matrix, and NextCloud servers, but they all seem to need a Linux-based server. I've read in the past that Linux Plex servers run into a lot of issues since it was designed to run on Windows. I'm not averse to buying yet another computer, but, before I do that I thought I would seek some advice if I should combine everything into one Linux server, or leave Plex as its own Windows server and put everything else on a new device.