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Contents 1 Preview Release Plex 0.9.5 "Laika" 2 Current Version: Plex/Nine 2.1 Plex Media Server - for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux 2.2 Plex Clients 2.2.1 "Plex Media Center" Desktop Clients - For Mac or Windows 2.2.2 Plex Mobile Clients - for iOS or Android 2.2.3 Other Plex Clients 2.3 myPlex Service 2.4 Frequently Asked Questions 2.5 Screencasts and Tutorials - Videos and Tutorials of Plex/Nine 2.6 Other Information 2.6.1 Troubleshooting - Plex Media Server and Plex Clients 2.6.2 Tips and Tricks - Tips and Tricks 2.6.3 Advanced Information - Gathering Advanced Information from Plex Media Server

Preview Release Plex 0.9.5 "Laika"

You'll find information about the Preview Release of Plex 0.9.5, "Laika" here. We've included all the documents we currently have regarding this release in these pages. Eventually, they will be integrated into the main Wiki. Enjoy Plex "Laika"!

• Additional Reading:Plex 0.9.5 "Laika" Preview Release Documentation

Current Version: Plex/Nine

Plex/Nine is a flexible Media Center made up by two major components - the Plex Media Server and numerous Plex Clients. This lets you create a true server-based Media Center where information about all your media is stored in one single location. Plex/Nine also gathers information or metadata about your media and displays it in the Client making choosing which show to watch a rich and pleasant experience.

Plex/Nine is under active development and so is Beta software. This means that you may encounter bugs when using the software. You can get help by searching the user forums or posting your own question.

Plex Media Server - for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux

Installation - Media Naming Guide - Scanner and Agents - Subtitles Guide - TV Theme Music - Plex Media Manager - Plug-ins

Plex Clients

"Plex Media Center" Desktop Clients - For Mac or Windows

Plex Media Center for Mac | Plex Media Center for Windows

Plex Mobile Clients - for iOS or Android

Using Plex for iOS and Android - Troubleshooting for Android

Other Plex Clients

• Plex for AppleTV
• GoogleTV
• Samsung Smart Hub
• Roku Streaming Players
• LG Medialink

myPlex Service

Share your content with other myPlex users, access your own content remotely, or watch content via your myPlex Queue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to many of the frequently asked questions regarding Plex/Nine.

Screencasts and Tutorials - Videos and Tutorials of Plex/Nine

Overview of Plex - Using subtitle files - How to fetch automatically new TV shows episodes with subtitles

Other Information

Troubleshooting - Plex Media Server and Plex Clients

Troubleshooting common problems - Interpreting Log files

Tips and Tricks - Tips and Tricks

Uninstalling Plex - Moving Databases - Playing iTunes and other DRM protected media - Moving Media File locations - Enabling Developer Mode and why you shouldn't do it! - Diagnostic Logs - Network Optimization - Submitting Sample Files

Advanced Information - Gathering Advanced Information from Plex Media Server

There is a significant amount of information available about your Plex Media Server. You will need to be familiar with XML to benefit.