Plex Movies Anywhere
Movies Anywhere vs Plex Pass Discussion I just read the announcement that most of the major studios have joined together to ensure that when you buy one of their movies, it is available on all the major platforms. Most users choose Plex because of its elegant interface and ability to handle large libraries of music, movies, and shows. But Plex can do a lot more than stream downloaded content. Through the use of Plex plugins, it’s easy to get your favorite web services on your TV and mobile devices.
Plex Movies Still In Theaters
Okay, so I have the following two titles in my movies library:
Plex Free Movies
When ripped from their DVDs, they yield two separate parts each of one whole production. Because of this setup, I don’t think Plex knows what to do with the metadata from TheMovieDB. Plex will acknowledge in “Get Info” that there are two separate parts being associated with each listing, and the metadata will show the combined total runtime, but in both cases it will only play the first part of each while not otherwise acknowledging the second parts, so basically I’m only seeing half of the content in question. Oddly enough, when I put the movie that came in between (https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/16768-an-evening-with-kevin-smith-2-evening-harder) into my library, Plex acknowledged both files with a little two in the corner of the display poster, and allowed me to split the listing into two separate ones that I was able to manually relabel, and now I’ve got separate working listings for the Toronto half and the London half. This split option does not seem to be available for the two in question. Am I going to have to somehow combine the two halves of each video into singular, larger videos to make the metadata work, or is there some kind of trick I’d have to use in naming the files?