So, in summary, either wait for for Plex to release an updated publicly accessible Plex package and hope that or someone else converts it for use on OMV 2.x, or convert it yourself. I used to convert the Ubuntu packages myself for my own use when got behind schedule in providing them to us, but since I do not have a PlexPass myself, I can not offer any more recent packages. Make sure you have a copy of your currently working Plex package so that you can downgrade back in case your converted package does not work. Similar instructions are also available here:Ĭonvert Ubuntu PlexPass version to Debian Wheezy for OMV 2.x If you have a PlexPass, then you have access to more recent Ubuntu Linux packages and you can convert these yourself for use on OMV 2.x using instructions provided somewhere in his forum thread: The currently available debian wheezy OMV 2.x compatible Plex Media Server package is the individual who has been providing these packages ceased providing any PlexPass packages, so there are none available more recent than v.
To install and configure your very own Plex Media Server on a Synology NAS, you'll need the following equipment.So how can I update Plex when I want to stay with OMV 2 for a longer time? I presently don't want to upgrade to OMV 3 because I don't have so much time for it. If you'd like to learn more about Plex, check out our guide on how to get started with Plex. Within the library, click on the circular arrow icon in the upper right corner. On the main page, select one of your libraries from the left hand navigation pane, as seen below, like your TV Shows library. Now you can enjoy access to all your content on your smart TV, Xbox One, tablet, smartphone, Windows 10 PC, laptop, and all other devices running the Plex app with adequate access. To manually update your Plex library, log into the web control panel for your Plex Media Server. But you can create new folders in your "home" folder that can then be accessed through Windows Explorer and other file managers for a more effortless transfer. The NAS itself comes with some default folders for such media, which can be selected.
When running Plex on your Synology NAS, you will want to select a folder where Plex can keep track of media files, be it photos, music, or video. The truth is, Plex could be just what you're looking for to help you manage your media collection. Many of us might have passed it over for some reason, be it a lack of understanding of what it does, thinking it couldn't possibly be useful to you, or something else entirely. Plex is one of those services that has been around for some time. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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