After settling down and installing the app on my QNAP TS-870 PRO, I started trolling the PLEX forums and found the UAS, or Unofficial App Store (which is also unsupported). Is this enough to pull me away from KODI/XBMC no, but it is nice to have another trick in my bag.
Okay, so I am trying to install some plugins on my Plex server. My ultimate goal is to get sstv and navi x. I hear great things about the unsupported app store, so I am trying to do that first. Let me tell you what I have tried/done. I download the unsupported app store as a.zip and changed it to.bundle.
I'd also really find it helpful if I could easily see watched/unwatched status, kind of the way Plex/Web does. Like this: Keep up the good work! I'm looking forward to buying your app when you finally begin offering it on the Mac App Store.
Earlier today, the Plex Media Player app was completely removed from the Windows 10 Microsoft Store app store and it was announced that support for it would completely end by January of next year.
This doesn’t mean that Plex’s support for Windows 10 devices is ending though. On the contrary, this removal was part of a renewed focus on the platform that also includes the launch of a brand new Plex app designed for desktop.
IFlicks is the best and most complete video and metadata handling solution available for macOS. There is no easier way to add your video files to iTunes or Plex, so you can watch them on your iOS devices or third party media players. Server Version#: 1.16.5.1488 Player Version#: 1.0.0.792-d4adb056 I just noticed there’s a 1.1 version of the Mac app, but the app didn’t suggest auto update, though it did give me the banner suggesting a server update. Is client updates not implemented yet in the new app? Will this ever be offered on the Mac App Store to use their update mechanism?
“It’s been a little broken for a while now,” the announcement on the official Plex blog explains. “Back when we first started developing Windows apps, it made a ton of sense to embrace the ecosystem, but over time (? Windows Phone ?) it made less and less sense to keep investing dedicated development resources to the Metro [sic] platform. We’d much rather invest the effort on a cross-platform app with a best-in-class player engine under the hood, so as of today we’re taking our Windows app out of the store.”
Essentially, Windows 10 users will still be able to use the Plex service. They’ll just need to download the new app (here) going forward.
Spotify other apps. The new Plex desktop app contains almost all of the functionality of the Microsoft Store app though the TV layout option has been abandoned. They reason behind this decision, according to the announcement, was basically just to encourage more users to use the native Plex apps designed for smart TVs and streaming boxes which they claim work better than mirroring a PC on a TV screen.
None of this news affects the Xbox One Plex app, which is completely separate from the Windows 10 one. https://phjwyf.weebly.com/blog/chrome-app-window-mac. The launch of this new desktop app also doesn’t mean that Plex has abandoned the Microsoft Store platform either.
Run old app mac. Nora go app mac. “We don’t have any immediate plans to bring the new app to the Microsoft Store,” the official statement reads. “That said, we’ve also definitely not ruled out that possibility.”
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