Unlike iTunes, Plex can read just about every media file format you can think of. In minutes, your media collection goes from being a series of files and folders to a Netflix-like experience that you control. Once installed, the Plex Media Server can automatically augment your collection of movies, TV shows, and music with a huge amount of related content from sources around the web, like movie posters and album art, details on cast and crew members, episode descriptions, original air dates, and much more. Together, these three pieces create a powerful way to manage and access your entertainment and media files. Lastly, and most recently, Plex is now also a platform that can be used to access, aggregate, and search all of your subscribed streaming services (more on this below).

Plex is actually three things: It’s free media server software that you run on a PC, Mac, or NAS drive in your home, and it’s also a vast set of free client apps that let you access the media server’s contents from devices like smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, gaming consoles, phones, tablets, and way more. Fitbit Versa 3įor Plex Media Server: PC, Mac, Linux, or FreeBSD computer, Nvidia Shield or Shield TV Netgear Nighthawk router, or supported NASįor Plex Client Player: Any supported streaming device

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