Plex works with a number of receivers, but if you don’t have one you can run one inside a Docker platform, or as a platform on your win/mac/Linux machine of your choice.
That’s a TV proxy that will emulate an OTA receiver. So with the Plex Pass feature in the bag, I will show you how to get your over the air content into Plex and onto every device that Plex can work on.īefore we begin, you will need a running Plex server with a plex pass subscription so bear that in mind. Now it’s worth mentioning that there is also a large number of other features as well but today I will focus on Live TV. On top of that, it can do live tv as well but unlike all the other features, this last one is a paid one. If you want to stream your BL rips or DVDs, music, photos you name it, Plex can deliver. Let’s just say it’s a central media hub for all your streaming needs. If you are unfamiliar with this product just google it a bit and you will get an idea of its potential. To top it all, what if you forgot to record some content? Wouldn’t it be great if you can set it up to be recorded while you are away from your home?Įnter Plex Live TV and DVR. But on top of that what if you want to watch your tv content on any device, not just the tv? What about phones, tablets, or even away from your home? In those cases, in the old days, you would be out of luck. OTA and cable content in a typical household usually require multiple receivers, one for each tv set, and the price in those cases can add up quickly. There is so much content out there that it feels a bit overwhelming at times, but in some cases, there is still a need for some local tv content. The content nowadays is everywhere and the battle of streaming services is in full swing. With high-speed internet and almost everything else running online, it was only a matter of time before old OTA and cable access become too expensive and vintage. UPDATE: - NEW Tizen app has arrived!! I have added images and a short description at the end on how to set up and use the new Samsung Plex app that also now features the LiveTV grid/guide view!
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