Complete client-server media application.

All in all, Plex is a complete package for media entertainment and you should use it to understand what the fuss is all about. There is a separate library of premium music which you can access other than your local ones. Under the premium tier, you can watch Live TV and record it as well. You can also use the mobile app for Plex but with certain limitations. Under the free tier, you can access your local content remotely and can listen to radio and podcasts. There is both a free and premium version which comes with its own set of features. Even on slow internet speed, you would be able to stream your content without any issues. Since every user has their dedicated media server, there is no cross-traffic and as a result, Plex provides great performance. You can add local media as well as web sources on Plex and stream it instantly without any latency or buffering issue. The interface is quite sleek with modern design and excellent user experience. And for this very reason, Plex is the best media server application you can have. And the great part is that while streaming media content, the videos are transcoded in real-time which saves you time and resources. It works on a server-client model where you create a server, say on a PC, where all your media content is stored and through a client, say smartphone, where you can access it. In a nutshell, it’s a perfect application for users who want to have full control over their collection of music, movies, TV shows, images, etc.

It’s a powerful media application which organizes all your media content at one place and you can access it from anywhere you want.

Plex doesn’t need much introduction but if you don’t have any idea about it then here is a quick run through.

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