The XML output of the first request looks like this:Īs you can see, the section key for my TV section is 5 and not 14. So it seems as if NzbDrone requests the list of sections (I have 5) and then tries to refresh section 14 (does not exist) which leads to error 404. Nzbdrone.txt:14-4-18 15:49:05.2|Debug|PlexService|Updating Plex host: abc, Section: 14Ĭorresponding PMS log file output looks like this:ġ6:53:56 DEBUG - Request: GET /library/sections (3 live)ġ6:53:56 DEBUG - It took 0.001447 sec to serialize a list with 5 elements.ġ6:53:56 DEBUG - Request: GET /library/sections/14/refresh (3 live)ġ6:53:56 VERBOSE - Completed request: GET /library/sections/14/refresh: 404 Nzbdrone.txt:14-4-18 15:49:05.2|Debug|PlexService|Getting sections from Plex host: abc
Plex server download update#
Nzbdrone.txt:14-4-18 15:49:05.2|Debug|PlexService|Sending Update Request to Plex Server My log file nzbdrone.txt shows the following output: (from April 17) and my Plex Media Server version is 0.9.9.10. Even though I have configured NzbDrone to update my Plex Media Server after a download is finished, it does not work. The Mac version is polished, reliable and well worth trying, but the Windows server still suffers from various glitches that make it harder to wholeheartedly recommend.I hope this is the correct place for bug reports.
Plex server download install#
Then all you need to do is install the client software and your library will be available for streaming on that Mac, PC or portable device. Get the Plex Media Center client for Windows and Mac, or Plex for Android and iOS mobile devices.
Plex server download movie#
Select which folders – network shares as well as folders – to make accessible, and they’ll be made available to your clients, complete with metadata that helps identify the content being played, including artist bios for music and movie descriptions for video. Your library can be organised according to four types of content: TV shows, movies, pictures and music. Setup is relatively simple, but easier on the Mac than Windows – visit the wiki for full instructions (click the 'Laika' link). Note, previous Mac builds combined both media server and client in a single application – this is no longer the case from 0.9.5 onwards.
Plex comes in two parts: this is the Media Server, which you need to install on the PC or Mac that’s hosting all the media content you wish to share. These are served via the use of special Plex PMS Plug-ins, some of which are included with the main download, while others are available for separate download and install. Plex also lets you tap into online content too, allowing your clients to access internet-hosted media like YouTube, NetFlix and more through the same interface. It allows you to share the media content – photos, music, video and recorded TV – from selected folders on the host computer as well as any network shares, but that’s not all. How can you possibly keep on top of it all while making it possible to access your media while away from home on your portable device? You’ve got all that media – photos, videos, recorded TV, music and more – scattered across your network, and now there’s a load of online media to tap into as well.
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