Plex automatically organizes content with artwork, plot summaries, descriptions and other related content. With the DVR feature you can browse shows in a familiar Plex interface that looks more like a Netflix-style experience than the cable tv guide-style experience that many competitive DVR and over the air TV services use. And you’ll need to be a Plex Pass subscriber, which also enables access to mobile and cloud sync and other features for $4.99 per month or $149.99 for a lifetime subscription.
You’ll need to have Plex up and running by having its media server software on your Mac, PC or compatible NAS device, but otherwise the new feature will organize everything for you in usual Plex fashion. Unlike the typically complex and fragmented software that cord cutters need today, Plex replaces the bland electronic program guide, and eliminates the need for DVR recording software, automatically identifying and integrating with tuners and antennas. There are a few solutions that offer free recording of over-the-air content with similar hardware, but Plex notes integration with its media server and apps will make set up particularly easy for would-be cord cutters:
SOFTWARE FOR CAPTURING XBOX 1 MAC ANDROID
Once you have the hardware, you’ll be able to access recorded shows from Plex across all your supported devices, and also sync content for offline viewing. Plex currently has client apps for i OS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, Roku, Chromecast, Amazon Fire, NVIDIA SHIELD and other Android TV devices, Apple TV, Xbox, PlayStation, and most Smart TVs. You can bring your own digital antenna but will have to use an HDHomeRun digital tuner (around $90 and up) from the company Plex is teaming up with to support the feature (it also supports non-DRM CableCARD channels on the HDHomeRun PRIME network attached digital tuner). Popular media server Plex is today announcing a new a DVR feature that enables recording of free over-the-air content using a digital antenna and digital tuner.
0 kommentar(er)
