February 9, 20197 yr I just installed the community plugins and enabled docker as per Spaceinvader's video (helpful). I'm trying to move my Plex from my PC to my server, but when I look to install Plex from the media applications, I see several plex apps and I don't know which one I need to install (or multiple?). I have a lifetime plex pass, if that matters. My media is already on the server. Any help is much appreciated.
February 9, 20197 yr 2 hours ago, Thatsmystapler said: I just installed the community plugins and enabled docker as per Spaceinvader's video (helpful). I'm trying to move my Plex from my PC to my server, but when I look to install Plex from the media applications, I see several plex apps and I don't know which one I need to install (or multiple?). I have a lifetime plex pass, if that matters. My media is already on the server. Any help is much appreciated. I use Binhex plex pass works without issue and is maintained but all seem to work just a preference since I use many of Binhex dockers
February 10, 20197 yr On 2/9/2019 at 2:00 PM, Thatsmystapler said: I just installed the community plugins and enabled docker as per Spaceinvader's video (helpful). I'm trying to move my Plex from my PC to my server, but when I look to install Plex from the media applications, I see several plex apps and I don't know which one I need to install (or multiple?). I have a lifetime plex pass, if that matters. My media is already on the server. Any help is much appreciated. And I use the Linuxserver.io Plex Server without issue. It's just a preference since I use many of the LSIO dockers. I also use a couple of Binhex's fine dockers. There are at least four different Plex Media Server dockers. You only need one. There are other Plex-related dockers which you may choose to install. Some dockers require separate versions for Plexpass and non-Plexpass use. Others will work with either and you specify if you have a Plexpass within the docker setup. All of the Plex Media Server dockers (Bixhex, LSIO, Plex Inc. and Limetech) work well and do the same thing. There will likely be a few differences in the Docker configuration, but the end result is the same. UPDATE: The Limetech Plex server docker container has been deprecated and is no longer supported. One of the other three (LSIO, Binhex, Plex Inc.) should be used. Edited June 5, 20206 yr by Hoopster
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