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You can put me on that list, too. The minute I found out I couldn’t block my plex server from the internet and keep it working was the day it went in the trash
by DrPhish 5y ago
You can put me on that list, too.
The minute I found out I couldn’t block my plex server from the internet and keep it working was the day it went in the trash.
Except instead of finding another transcoding server, I just stream local media with Kodi over nfs and choose not to watch media outside of my home network. So much more problem free
- flatiron 5y agoHow would you get your content metadata if you don’t let it on the internet? Plex continues working if you disable local auth if the plex main server goes belly up.
- DrPhish 5y agoHonest question: why would I want content metadata? As soon as I know the title of the media file, I’m golden. Is there something super cool I’m missing out on without it? Maybe I’m rare in having a well sorted media library?
- sokoloff 5y agoI find cover art very useful (especially for young kids).
- magicalhippo 5y agoCover art is a must for me, as it makes it easier to find the movie again rather than reading the title. Also, while I know what the movie is about, my SO wants to see what year and genre the film is, and if it passes that first hurdle then she wants to read what the film is about before deciding if it's a pass or a go. Finally, I enjoy being able to quickly find related movies by clicking on the director or actors and see what other works I have with them. I know I could do this in IMDb but it's nice having it right there.
- RealStickman_ 5y agoWhy not just organise and tag your media before uploading it to your server? I've had issues with some stuff getting the wrong metadata and it became annoying enough to fix that I now use MediaElch to tag my files before uploading them to my server.