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OK so in practice, most people utilisting this type of software are either bending or breaking the law to organise their movie collection the way they want to.
by benboughton1 7y ago
OK so in practice, most people utilisting this type of software are either bending or breaking the law to organise their movie collection the way they want to. I would really like to be able to manage my media on a NAS with a great piece of OS software that organises them with no ML smarts (when did people forget about alphabetical order and a few tags/categories) but what you gain in privacy and other benefits there you loose in fighting the uphill battle in acquiring the files, time, management etc. It has to be a hobby.
- joshspankit 7y agoThis issue is exactly why (imo) Plex has shifted to focus on features it’s core base actually doesn’t care about. They’ve been trying (desperately) to present Plex as a business supporting only legitimate and legal usage. First it was “curated” podcasts and “web shows”, then News(??), TIDAL integration, ad-supported media, and so on. Originally it was very clear that they wanted to help you organize and play all your content without judgement and with the most beautiful experience possible. Clearly Not Any More.