Under system information you should find the CPU listed.Open the control panel and navigate to System –> Hardware –> System Status.Log into the Qnap admin page on your browser.If you are not sure which processor you have follow these steps: Navigate to Plex’s download page and pick media server and pick Qnap as a platform from the pick list.ĭownload the correct package based on your processor, in my case I have a Intel CPU. (Translations) Added Portuguese translations.(QNAP) Add PlexData share to provide easy access to logs & make/restore backups.(Linux) Add service customization notes to Debian and Redhat service file.(Intro Detection) Find any intros in the first half of an episode.These are some of the features released with this version: New I’ll now show you how you can update your Plex manually. The automated updated isn’t available with the newest released features.

Plex released version 1.-b23ab3896 on July 20th 2020 you can find information about Plex releases in the Plex announcements forum

Once completed you can now open your Plex Media server.Īt the time of writing the version available at the App Center is V1.16.6 (9).

It isn’t uncommon for an update to fail in this way. However you are not going to be able to update your Plex with new software releases unless QNAP updates the version that is stored in their App Store. Synology NAS Selector: h ttps://geni.This options is the easiest and the quickest, I initially installed my Plex media server in this way. More information on this best practice can be found here:

Instead, it is best practice to create a new shared folder for your media and point Plex at the shared folders to Read-Only. Today I’m installing a Plex media server to run on a Synology NAS (Network Attached Storage) so I can easily stream my entire dvd collection on my Apple TV.ĭo not put media in the Plex shared folder as mentioned in the video.

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