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Install Plex Requests.Net on Windows so your family and friends can easily request media for your Plex Media Server. Plex Requests.Net is the .NET port of the node.js-based Plex Requests. Plex Requests.Net works with automation software to grab new content requests that your Plex users may have. It … I'm curious
Plex Media Server is by far the most popular media management system for home media server users. Both enthusiasts and casual users know that anybody: grandparents, children and non-tech savvy users will be able to navigate Plex. Plex supports so many devices that they have put controls in place to … I'm curious
Plex Media Server on the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3 has been a roller coaster. Originally a chroot was required and discoveredy by Francis on his bitbucket guide. Then thanks to uglymagoo on the Plex forum it was very easy to install Plex using the Synology armv7 package. Now … I'm curious
Configure your PlexPy reverse proxy with nginx on Linux for convenient remote access. I’d recommend using a free dynamic DNS service like AfraidDNS (guide for automating), DuckDNS or No-IP so you can access PlexPy over the internet with an address like htpcguides.crabdance.com instead of your dynamic IP.
AsusWRT-Merlin custom firmware extends the functionality of your Asus wireless router. RMerl provides the source code on github so you know there is nothing shady going on. The Asus routers are a fantastic choice for any user looking to get more functionality out of their home network like VPN access … I'm curious
Install Plex Requests on Ubuntu 14.x so your friends and family can make requests for your Plex Media Server. Plex Requests integrates with automation software like CouchPotato, Sonarr and SickRage to fulfill requests on the fly by letting the automation software to grab content automatically from usenet or … I'm curious
Configure Deluge Reverse Proxy nginx Linux to conveniently access your torrents on your home media server or NAS. When you are away from home then you can log in to your server and see the Deluge web interface. For ultimate convenience with your reverse proxy for people with dynamic IP … I'm curious