The new version of Plex on Roku, trying to use plex now,, needs to be reverted to the previous version, or needs to hurry and create a newer version. The free plan will suffice for most users the paid plan is just $4.99 a month and gives you access to things like multiple users on your Plex system and cloud storage for your media content. You’ll need to create a Plex account they have free and paid plans.

You can get Plex for Windows, Mac, Linux and FreeBSD as well as for several NAS devices. To do that you’ll need to go to Plex’s website. The first thing you’ll need to do if you haven’t already is get the Plex media server by downloading it. While you’ll need to run and manage the server on your own, it’s well worth using if you’re willing to put in the work (or if you have a friend build a server for you). But if you’ve built a strong collection of digital media on your own library, you might want to consider using Plex to stream to your litany of devices, including your Fire Stick. Plex is a fairly simple program that allows you to stream your locally-hosted content to any Plex-enabled device. If you’re looking to use Kodi to install add-ons and builds in order to stream content from around the world, Plex won’t do you much good. Both Kodi and Plex are excellent ways to consume and stream media, and each have their advantages. Plex began its life as a spin-off, closed-source program that rivals Kodi, another media suite, in nearly every way, designed to stream your media over your home network or to computers across the internet around the world.

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