There’s a wide list of products that support the Plex app not limited to: Once the server is running, the next step is to download the app onto whichever device you’d like to stream to. Most anything capable of installing software and holding storage will work.
This includes computers running all major operating-Linux, MacOS, Windows- as well as NAS Devices or the NVIDIA Shield. To get Plex to work, simply install the Plex Media Server onto a compatible device. It takes the user’s videos, pictures, and music that are stored on a device running a Plex server and can then stream that to any device capable of running the Plex app. They can actually decrease your reception and are almost always completely unnecessary going solely to a HDHomerun.īut the key takeaway is this: Biting the bullet and mounting an outside antenna, aimed at your local towers is the best entertainment bang for the buck you will ever spend.In the simplest terms possible, Plex is an all-in-one media program that can be run on a wide array of devices. The "double antennas" can improve weak reception a bit but must be aligned far, far more precisely or you're going to get interference.Īmplification is only necessary if you're splitting the antenna cable to go to multiple TVs. There's no such thing as a "HD" antenna, its just marketing snake oil. No matter what they say, you're not pulling from more than 70 miles without some random atmospheric bouncing because of the curvature of the earth. When researching my system I found the Clearstream antennas to be amongst the consistently topped review. HDHomeRun has a kickstarter going for its 3.0 tuner, but it is pricey.ģ.0 is going to have better reception but you will probably want a good antenna. This will obsolete a lot of tuners in the same way switching to original digital did. The broadcast system is in the process of switching to ATSC 3.0 (basically 4k TV) - this year, if you can believe it. HDHomerun are absolutely fantastic tuners and I really love mine.
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