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Plex Media Center bridges the gap between your Mac/Windows and your home theater, doing so with a visually appealing user interface that provides instant access to your media. Plex can play a wide range of video, audio and photo formats as well as online streaming audio and video. The real power of Plex is found in its library features: Organize your media into versatile libraries, automatically retrieve metadata from the Internet, and display your libraries using one of the visually stunning skins.
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Free software Released:20111129 Size:41.7MB |
9.0/10 1 votes |
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Latest version: 0.9.5.2 beta (November 29, 2011) Download sites: Visit developer's site More download options: Download Mac version Supported operating systems: Sections/Browse similar tools: MacOS video tools, Media Center/HTPC/PS3/360 Alert me! when this software has been updated. |
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Plex Media Center v9.5.2 ~ Smoked Wild Boar Edition View full changelog November 28th, 2011 | Category: Release | Author: elan There are lots of goodies in this release, but never before have I felt that one small image had the potential to bring such great joy to our users as this one: That’s right, our good friend Ryan took a break from saving people’s lives to add refresh rate switching. On TVs that support it, this means perfect 24p playback with nary a shudder, judder, or stutter. I have an old Sony TV set and it works great, taking under a second to switch rates. (You may need to have to use something like SwitchResX to add the refresh rate to your TV.) Similarly pleasing, we’ve fixed the issue where video playback was taking much more CPU than the last release. VC-1, H.264, and all other codecs will now be at the same or lower CPU usage in this version of Laika. We’ve also addressed an issue many have reported with the media server not being found, or being found only to be lost again. We’re still tracking down the root cause, but for now, if you’re having trouble, simply enter the address of your server in the network preferences. Here is a full list of changes: NEW: [Mac] Support for automatic refresh rate switching. And there was much rejoicing. NEW: Add a way to specify a manual address for a media server, useful for working around network issues. NEW: When running without a server, search now returns cloud results. NEW: Add a global audio delay setting. FIX: CPU usage for software decoding greatly reduced for all codecs, fixing VC-1 “stutter” issue and playback on older machines. FIX: Allow selecting interface language in preferences. FIX: Enable down-mix volume boost preference. FIX: Enable speaker configuration preference. FIX: A hang in the home screen. FIX: Losing a server even though it was running on the same machine. FIX: Not enough buffering (and therefore playback issues) with remote transcoded media. FIX: Toggling full screen works on multi-display setups. FIX: Allow ESC to get out of a playlist. FIX: Add missing strings for shutdown timer. FIX: Change the audio settings dialog to show delay in milliseconds, it seemed more human-friendly. FIX: Crash clicking the “save as default” button in video settings. FIX: Make sure we stop remote transcodes when stopping playback. FIX: Update ffmpeg, fixes some artifacts with VC-1 and several other issues. FIX: Stop printing myPlex tokens to the logs. FIX: “Old-school” sources were disappearing after a restart. FIX: Posters/art weren’t changing when changed on the media server. FIX: Don’t play theme music if music is already playing or if video is playing in small window. FIX: Background music volume is always VERY LOUD (preference works now). FIX: [Mac] A crash when playing Flash/Silverlight videos followed by non-WebKit video. FIX: [Mac] Flash/Silverlight video occasionally displayed black & white garbage on the screen. FIX: Info button on iOS toggles OSD, and back button works as well. FIX: Multiple crashes when skipping around in videos. FIX: [Win] Crash on startup. FIX: [Win] A randomly occurring hang.
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Please make it work on 1 million Roku players, and many more Wii's and you really got a winner. I gave it a 9 across the board because you are on the right track.
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