However, Plex (and moreso Kodi) do have ways of watching “illegal” media… and even plugins to extract and save such to your PMS automatically. If you are a cord cutter and especially if you are a “legal” cord cutter (you don’t steal copyrighted media, but have your own purchased physical media) then Plex is definitely a must have. I started out with XBMC (now Kodi) and switched over to Plex, because it fit my needs better, there are things that Kodi can do that Plex can do and (IMHO) there are things that Plex does really well that XBMC struggles at (like being relatively stable). You can optionally control and share your media with others.
In some ways it is like Tablo in that you seemingly get to your PMS content/channels through Plex’s website, but it actually goes to your PMS. But the web app is pretty good, if that’s all you have. These are generally how you play your media. On the front end side there front end app/clients for Windows, iPhone/iPad, Android devices, Roku, etc. Plex Media Server is a DLNA source for those that know what that is.
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Other things it can do is associate online trailers with your media, and recently it was made so that you can play trailers for other movies you have (or don’t have if you are a Plex Pass member) in front of a movie (for example)… if you get into that whole home theater experience. For example, there is a plugin that will grab subtitles for you for media that doesn’t have subtitles (of course, it assumes a bit with regards to the media you have… something that doesn’t start/end like a pure rip, or something with commercials isn’t going to work with that). There are plugins in addition to merely channels that can be use to enhance meta data etc. It also can host channels, which are dynamic streams of video or music. Plex Media Server (PMS) houses your media.
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