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Plex is offering their Lifetime Plex Pass Subscription Upgrade for $95.99 when you apply promo code GETGEEKY during checkout.
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Thanks to Community Member SlickCaption923 for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Click this link here
- Login or Sign-up for a account
- Select the 'Lifetime' Option
- If it's not already applied, apply promo code GETGEEKY
- Enter your information and complete checkout, your total will be $95.99
- DVR Recording of Live TV
- Hook a compatible tuner and digital antenna up to your local Plex Media Server to let you watch and record free, over-the-air broadcasts available in your area. Record content into your library to gain all the benefits of other personal media: beautiful metadata, access it anywhere and any time, and more. You can, of course, also watch content live, wherever you are, on tons of devices.
- Downloads
- Use Downloads to load copies of your content on your phone or tablet so you can use it when you don't have internet access. Downloads also helps make sure you always have the next episode of your favorite show ready for your commute. You can also Download content to your Windows or Mac desktop Plex app.
- Plexamp & Plex Labs
- Some of the projects coming out of Plex Labs may be available only to Plex Pass subscribers. For instance, the "Plexamp" music player (Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux) as well as the "Plex Dash" server management app (Android, iOS) both require active Plex Pass subscriptions to use.
- Skip Movies and TV Show Credits
- Save precious time by skipping over credits in your Movies and TV shows. Your server can analyze movies and episodes to detect credits and give you back precious minutes when you're binging your favorite series or movies.
- Skip TV Show Intros
- Save precious time by skipping over intros in your TV shows. Your server can analyze shows to detect intro segments and give you back precious minutes when you're binging your favorite series.
- Premium Music Features
- Enjoy better artwork and artist bios, automatic lyrics from LyricFind, loudness leveling, sweet fades, visualizers, and more.
- Hardware-Accelerated Streaming
- When using a compatible device or processor on the Plex Media Server, subscribers can make use of hardware acceleration when content needs to be converted (transcoded) during streaming. This can be faster and more power-efficient for users.
- Custom Sharing Restrictions
- Create customized restriction settings when sharing with family and close, personal friends. Restrict based on content ratings or your own custom labels.
- Bandwidth and Transcoding Limits
- Plex Pass subscribers have additional control over processor usage and network/bandwidth usage when streaming.
- Early Access
- Users with an active Plex Pass subscription often get early access to new features or apps. For instance, both Chromecast support and Plex Home Theater were available to Plex Pass subscribers prior to being released for all users.
- & More
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Plex [plex.tv] is offering their Lifetime Plex Pass Subscription Upgrade on sale for $95.99 when you apply promo code GETGEEKY during checkout.
Note, must apply the listed promo code to receive discount.
Deal Instructions:
Note, must apply the listed promo code to receive discount.
Deal Instructions:
- Click this link [plex.tv] here
- Login or Sign-up for a account
- Select the 'Lifetime' Option
- Apply promo code GETGEEKY
- Enter your information and complete checkout, your total will be $95.99
- Sync your movies, shows, music, and photos to your mobile devices for offline enjoyment wherever you go.
- Unlock the power to set extra sharing restrictions and allow access to select premium features for shared users.
- Track your server stats with our desktop Dashboard or on the go using Plex Dash.
- Set max upload bandwidth and per-stream caps to ensure the best streaming experience.
- Use the dedicated video decoder and encoder hardware support in your computer/device to convert videos and stream HD or 4K video more smoothly to more devices at once,
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I wasn't sure if it was going to pro-rate, but it does.
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Plan Lifetime
Payment Method
Code used GETGEEKY
Discount applied 20%
Credit for remaining Yearly plan $30.60
Total $65.39
Think like Netflix where you provide the movies. Can initiate torrent downloads easily from your phone and move them to the Plex folder easily too if you have a synology NAS. (Nas isn't needed for Plex but it's nice not running things on the computer I use all the time)
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I wasn't sure if it was going to pro-rate, but it does.
Account
Plan Lifetime
Payment Method
Code used GETGEEKY
Discount applied 20%
Credit for remaining Yearly plan $30.60
Total $65.39
Your media. On all your devices. Anywhere (as long as you can hit the internet).
For example, listen to your music collection on your phone… but your PC acts as the "cloud" / server / source. No need to use storage on your phone.
Ditto for videos. Photos. Etc.
With Plex Pass, you can also do TV Everywhere type functionality using the EPG (electronic programming guide) and a programming source like a cable card adapter or OTA network adapter… plus DVR to your server.
I actually had the idea for Plex (but just thinking for music) before Plex became Plex. Pitched the idea to a local app developer. Signed an NDA with them. Then they went radio silent on me. A year or so later, Plex was born. They didn't steal it, but…
Been a user for a LONG time. Regular user. Hit me with questions.
The biggest thing (for me, anyway) is hardware acceleration, the EPG (for Live TV with cable card tuner), DVR capabilities, and offline sync.
Plex Pass users also get bonus content (typically / always sourced as YouTube videos) that are added to, for example, a movie listing.
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Since nobody gave you a definitive answer, here you go:
Plex makes it easy to aggregate your media into a cohesive library for consumption.
Primarily, it can take a local file and scrape the internet for more information to make it presentable — like what you see when you browse streaming services.
And because it all lives on a server you host, you have a lot of flexibility on how to view it. There's apps for all major platforms, so you can "tap in" easily and even remotely.
This is the bulk of it, but they've also tried to incorporate other value-added features over the years.
For instance, they have a free and paid streaming service built in, similar to what you'd find with Pluto.
They also recently added a streaming service aggregator, where you can log into Netflix, Hulu, etc and track your shows through one app instead of multiple.
The only thing I use Plex for now is my audiobooks. I download them from an online site, put them in Plex and stream them via Prologue app. It's flawless.
So that's my setup now. Plex for audiobooks only and stream everything else via Stremio + Real-Debrid. Plex still serves those who like to hoard media. I don't do that. I stream, watch and I'm done.
+1 for prologue, only available on iOS but worth it for a small price. lots of tools out there for "freeing" your audiobook library.
I'm not sure why people always assume you need transcoding with Plex, but it's wildly inaccurate.
Plex offers the option of direct streaming, whereby the content is just fed natively.
If you're just watching at home and you have a fairly competent router, every consumption device in modern existence supports H264 (after all, it's how you watch Netflix) and most support H265.
I'm easily able to pull at least four full bitrate 4K streams from a Raspberry Pi 4B without doing any transcoding.
If you do a lot of remote streaming, that's where transcoding can help. But that's also what the "optimize files" option is for.
I've been running mine on a dell t300 mini server loaded with Ubuntu for the past ~6 years or so, no problems
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