#plex server

[personinthepalace]

I have finally created a Plex server! It is basically like my personal streaming platform where I can watch whatever I want as long as I have the files. In mmni terms, it’s my home cinema haha. Currently I have:

The Goes Wrong Show

Mischief Movie Night In

Peter Pan Goes Wrong

The Christmas That Goes Wrong

A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong

Spy x Family Musical

Odd Squad the Movie

If you are interested in watching any of these on Plex, then please feel free to shoot me a message! I will need your Plex username (making an account is free) so I can add you and give you access :)

Edit: Just to clarify - I will still be giving out the downloadable links as I usually do. This is just an alternative to (hopefully) make it easier to watch everything :)

[redlettermediathings]

Okay now tell us what you REALLY think, Jay

[0ccultist]

does anyone w a plex server want just a FUCKTON of movies n shows? i really like ripping dvds and have a big ol external hard drive w em but if i try n set up my own plex server my dinky lil laptop will start crying and throwing up so i’d like to contribute to other peoples’ instead till i can get a hardware upgrade lmao

comment or dm me if u want a full list of what i’ve got! the bulk of it is horror movies but there’s more than just that lmao

[partygazer]

Plex pre-rolls, Emby pre-rolls and other prerolls.video designs

Plex prerolls, Emby prerolls, Jellyfin prerolls for you available only here.

[nomadicism]

Too many episodes

The problem with Voltron DotU having 124 episodes (with inconsistent writing in Vehicle Voltron) is that I can never remember which episodes had some of my favorite scenes. I’ve had the first 1/3 of Vehicle Voltron playing in the background over the past day in order to find the ridiculous “Hazer shower scene” and am coming up empty.

I have a Plex server for my DVD/Blu-ray media and am creating thumbnails and tags for episodes to help with this, but...so tedious. If I have to hear “robot soldiers” one more time...

[personinthepalace]

I now have 3 of 4 Spy x Family Musical proshots! Huge thanks to @ideksams for lending me her blu-rays - you’re the best! If anyone is interested in watching these then let me know, and I can send you the links :)

I’ve also added all three proshots to my plex server (pictured above) so if anyone wants access to that then let me know! I would just need your plex username (making an account is free) so that I can add you :)

also if anyone has/know where to get the proshot with Miharu Izawa as Anya then please let me know! It’s the only one I’m missing now

[cathrineeva]

Stop Wasting Drive Space: The Case for Non-Redundant Plex Storage

Most Plex users reflexively set up RAID arrays, but for a home media library, that often means spending hundreds of dollars on "mirroring" drives that don't actually add any new movies to your collection. If you want to get the most bang for your buck, switching to non-redundant plex server storage is a game changer.

By choosing a non-redundant path, you utilize every single terabyte for actual content rather than data protection. It is a cost-effective, high-capacity strategy perfect for enthusiasts who want a massive library without the overhead of enterprise-grade hardware. It simplifies your build, reduces power consumption, and lets you grow your server one disk at a time.

How are you balancing capacity versus redundancy in your current build? Drop your setup specs below!

[cathrineeva]

Stop Wasting Drive Space: The Case for Non-Redundant Plex Storage

Most Plex users reflexively set up RAID arrays, but for a home media library, that often means spending hundreds of dollars on "mirroring" drives that don't actually add any new movies to your collection. If you want to get the most bang for your buck, switching to non-redundant plex server storage is a game changer.

By choosing a non-redundant path, you utilize every single terabyte for actual content rather than data protection. It is a cost-effective, high-capacity strategy perfect for enthusiasts who want a massive library without the overhead of enterprise-grade hardware. It simplifies your build, reduces power consumption, and lets you grow your server one disk at a time.

How are you balancing capacity versus redundancy in your current build? Drop your setup specs below!