It’s been a long journey and I hope to accelerate your own learning curve. Over the past decade I went back and forth between Plex and Emby as my media server of choice but eventually settled on the former after I switched my server from my desktop PC to an Nvidia Shield, then to a Docker container in a Synology NAS. I have 150TB+ in Plex organized in a dozen different libraries, learned a lot along the way, and will share my notes in this entry. Sadly, I hadn't gotten around to running Time Machine on this Mini, so I have no backup.Īny suggestions before I do a clean OS X install? Again, all I have installed or run on this machine is Plex, Hulu desktop app, and Quicksilver.It’s very easy to get started with Plex, but as you add different types of content and grow your libraries, it becomes more and more complicated to keep everything tidy and easy to use. It seems to have started going wonky after I did the latest Apple software update. All the files are accessible through "watch your videos." I watched a few TV shows last night that way. Now, the movies are showing up again, but only one TV series shows up for some reason, and it shows three or four season of that show (and I only happen to have a couple episodes total of that series). I added the sources and assigned the content type to everything. So I removed Plex and deleted all the Plex application files that I knew of, and I reinstalled Plex. Clicking on My Movies or TV Shows showed the screen saying no files have been added. It wasn't like the index with box art and info was there with just no link to the actual files. Everything is on my unRAID server and wired through my AEBS. I had about 40 TV series with many seasons each and 160 movies that I set up in my movie and TV libraries. For some reason I opened Plex the other day and my movie and TV libraries were gone. I also use Quicksilver in conjunction with an Apple bluetooth keyboard to control these programs. I have Plex installed on my Mac Mini, which is connected to my bedroom TV and used exclusively as a media center.
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