I've an issue where sometimes Plex forgets the progress of (long) audiobooks. Is there something I can do in terms of file format or settings?
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Using managed accounts, multiple profiles with just one log in account, I never managed to get independent watch history going. This was annoying if two people were watching the same set of videos but at slightly different times. I am not sure if this was something not possible with Plex or I had not configured it correctly. I did not want to have everyone at home with their own unique sign in which seemed at the time the only solution.
Are you a plex pass subscriber?
Long time plex pass subscriber here. This was one of the features back in the day that separated from free vs paid. I went googling and looking on plex’s site and didn’t find mention of it, but it might not be worth mentioning by them anymore as they have at the bottom of the plex pass features a catch all “and even more!”
https://support.plex.tv/articles/202526943-plex-free-vs-paid/
I will do a month of Plex Pass and see if I can get it going again. I struggled on google or the Plex site to find a really black and white position on this.
I want to set up a Plex server on a pc that I’d not directly connected to my roster. Not having used Plex before, will this present problems s as opposed to my primary connected unit?
Plex requires an Internet connection for, well, several reasons. Also, how do you plan on getting media onto the server if it’s not connected to (what I assume you meant) router?
The autocorrect certainly did not help the context of my question. I have another pc that is connected to my network but is not directly connected to my router that I would like to use as the media server. Can I still set up Plex on this device?