#Plex media server 64 bit update#

#Plex media server 64 bit update#

So, today I am going to go through each of the most commonly used terms (regardless of how basic or complex) and explain them in nice, chewable and easy language! I will also continue to update this article after it is published, in order to make sure it continues to expand and cover a growing Plex Media Server platform. there are plenty of terms that are thrown around in the forums, on Reddit, on YouTube or even this blog, that you might not know. Whether you are new to the subject of PLEX, or have owned a plex media server setup for a while in a ‘set up and forget’ style.

Common Terms to Know when buying a Plex Media Server NAS

Please bear in mind that this is a one-man operation, so my reply might take a little bit of time, but it will be impartial, honest and have your best interests at heart. Use the FREE ADVICE Button to contact me directly for a recommendation on the Best Plex NAS for your Setup/Budget. Never fear, today I want to take a good long look at the most commonly misunderstood terms and practices of using a NAS as a plex media server and help you get it right the first time. Add to that the fact that in order to enjoy your media within Plex you need a network-attached storage (NAS) device in most cases in order to share your media and it can be a fantastically intimidating first step into this world. The terminology, the setup and all the tiny little learning curves that can make mountains out of molehills for many of us. With Plex being one of the biggest platforms out there for users who want to enjoy the media they own, but in the slickest possible way, it is easy to assume that everyone knows about Plex Media Server. A Guide to Understanding NAS as a Plex Media Server