But I can’t seem to find an answer to a particular question that will be the deciding factor for me getting the Plex Pass. Hello Internet people, I’ve just gotten to using plex, through a freenas plugin and OMG this thing is amazing. I new(ish), if this doesn’t belong here, sorry. This is installed on a server, so its technically server related? Ultimately, I found that Plex works best for movies and Channels DVR works best for linear Television.Please actually read. I have around 900 movies I've collected through the years and love the organization, flexibility and simplicity of Plex. It will also work with Apple TV or any Android device, although I don't own those and have not tested it.įor movies, I'm a big fan of Plex. On the client-side, I can view everything at home and remotely through Roku TV, Android TV, Amazon Firestick, and my iOS devices. In my case, I have my broadcast TV (using HD Home Run), Hotwire communications, AT&T programming (that I get with my cell phone), and finally, Pluto TV all running on one guide. They will all show up in your guide and library in a straightforward and attractive way. Channels DVR's beauty is that it works with TV Anywhere, so you can integrate many sources of linear TV into the service and record them without commercials on playback. As many commenters have suggested ways to accomplish exactly what you want, I'll suggest something entirely different.įor television viewing and streaming, I've switched to Channels DVR rather than Plex. I have two Nvidia Shields, and I have Plex. If you got DVB-C (cable) then you could just get a HD Homerun with either a 1,2 or 4 tuners and use that in plex (they are perfectly supported). So either fixing your aerial or use xteve with a iptv subscription would be the best way to go about this. Plex state they are hoping to support DVB-S but I wouldn’t really count on it coming anytime soon, because there are so few hardware vendors for DVB-S that any implementation would have been quickly brought into compatibility.”
Some users have said they have had limited success with the EyeTV Netstream 4Sat reciever, but Plex does not support DVB-S (satellite), it does however support DVB-C (cable) and DVB-T (aerial antenna). So all Freesat does is make the channel listings more informative so you know what is broadcasting on each channel.
“Freesat is just an EPG (Electronic Program Guide) and nothing more, I think you are talking about DVB-S which is the signal broadcasted from the satellite and picked up by your dish, then passed to a receiver. I use xteve to passthrough IPTV to plex as a “tuner”, works great, access to loads of channels.
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