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#261614 6-Dec-2019 11:45
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So Plex have teamed up with a bunch of content-owners (Warner Bros, MGM, Legendary and others included) to offer a range of free, ad-supported movies and TV shows - available now.

 

 

 

https://www.engadget.com/2019/12/04/plex-free-streaming-service-movies-tv-shows/?utm_medium=newsletter&utm_source=morningafter

 

 

 

I have had a quick look on my iPad whilst at work and unless I am missing anything, the NZ content seems to be a handful of decent "classic" movies (i.e pre-1970 or so) and a barrow-load of utter dreck.

 

 

 

Anyone else had better luck finding anything worthwhile





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  #2369533 6-Dec-2019 12:14
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Tried it last night and couldnt get it to play anything except ads. 

 

Will have another go this weekend.

 

 





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I'm a life time member from years back but for me most of the features of the last few years just dont interest me.

It seems whenever the client get updates and I go round turning things off !

Never stream externally. Not interested in video podcasts etc.

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  #2369542 6-Dec-2019 12:33
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Hide it from your list, job done.



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  #2369601 6-Dec-2019 14:15
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it can be disabled in Online Media Sources in PMS.

 

 

 

the content choice is pretty poor for us. the sad part is the development work on last 2 months to implement this has caused so many issues and delays fixing other plex bugs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  #2369693 6-Dec-2019 15:57
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I suspect Plex get a share of the AD revenue. I'd expect more of this sort of thing to come to boost their cash flow.


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  #2369838 6-Dec-2019 21:01
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afe66: I'm a life time member from years back but for me most of the features of the last few years just dont interest me.

It seems whenever the client get updates and I go round turning things off !

Never stream externally. Not interested in video podcasts etc.

 

Could it be that you aren't the only person they write this product for by chance? :)

 

I stream from lots of places and video podcasts are kinda interesting (thanks for the heads up I need to go and check them out). 


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