Sudo apt install apt-transport-https ca-certificates curlĢ) By running the following commands, you can import the repository's GPG key and add the APT repository to the software repository list of your system: curl | sudo apt-key add -Įcho deb public main | sudo tee /etc/apt//plexmediaserver.listģ) After enabling the Plex repository, update the package list with the latest version of Plex Media Server and install it with the following commands : sudo apt update No technical knowledge is required and installation and configuration should take no more than 20 minutes.Ĭonnect to your Raspberry Pi via SSH and follow the instructions.ġ) Update the packages index and install the dependencies needed to enable a new HTTPS repository: sudo apt update Plex Media Server can be installed on Raspberry Pi easily using the Plex repository.
Using Plex you can do the streaming to your computer, phone, tablet, or TV from anywhere. Plex is a media server helpful in storing videos, music, and photos. Please help me with this, Ive searched everywhere I can think of for answer to this everything keeps coming back to plex with plexpass.Choose a different version or distributionīefore we begin talking about how to install Plex on Raspberry Pi, let's briefly understand - What is Plex? I want the standard version of plex media server from freenas 11.2, without plexpass and all the "garbage" that installs with it I do want to be able to create create my libraries and have metadata downloaded for them I do not want any streaming services from plex
I do not want outside access to my server Now that I have upgraded to FreeNAS 11.3-U3.2, I am now forced to use the Plex Media Server-PlexPass, now my media server looks like Im running Netflix or some other streaming service. I only want to access my media from my local network, I do not want anyone/anything access to media from outside my network, I do not want streaming video/tv/ads movie clips and I specifically do not want Plex to "host my server". I could save my media to libraries and plex would download appropriate metadata for each library.
I had FreeNAS 11.2 installed with a standard version of plex media server it did not have plexpass or any of the garbage that installs with it, This might be a little long and may be asked before, this is my first post here so please forgive me.
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