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FIX: Better logging for Python scanner errors while scanning.FIX: Issue where Vorbis streams were not transcoded.

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NEW: Listen on new multicast group in GDM to avoid Windows 7 networking bug.

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NEW: Authenticode all binaries (hopefully preventing AV software from freaking out).

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NEW: Much faster TV and music metadata loading.

Even just with the above, this would be a pretty awesome release, but hey, there’s actually a lot more.

FIX: Much improved matching, far fewer false matches.

NEW: Initial support for multi-disc albums in music sections.

NEW: Support for “Various Artists” (compilations) in music sections.

We’re working hard to improve support for music inside Plex, and have made a number of changes in the core, music scanner, and agents, including:.

NEW: Support for timed and automatic library refreshes.

NEW: iTunes support! (We’ll also be adding support for Linux, for those who have their iTunes XML stored on their Linux-based NAS devices.).

We’ve taken some important steps towards this:

Over time, we want to tend towards platform parity, where features are available on all systems, whenever possible.

NEW: Support for DTS > AC3 transcoding in transcoder (useful for LG TV, ATV2 and others).

They’re chunky evil bitmaps, but we love them.

NEW: Support for SUB/IDX subtitles in Plex for Mac.

NEW: If subtitle files are dropped in next to a piece of media, they will be picked up on-the-fly without a need to rerefresh the item or section.

NEW: Automatic audio boost when mixing down multichannel to stereo for mobile devices.

FIX: A few bugs on Lion, Plex should now be Lion-ready (which answers this question)!.

FIX: Improved selection of subtitles with “shown with foreign audio” setting.

FIX: More videos in general Direct Stream (level, nitrate, segment size issues).

FIX: Anamorphic videos were not Direct Streamed.

No, you don’t need a different prescription for your glasses.

FIX: Subtitle scaling is now uniform, no more giant subtitles.

AC3 transcoding in transcoder (useful for LG TV, ATV2 and others). This will increase reliability, since there were cases where the components could be corrupted due to interactions with antivirus and backup software, e.g.Version history for Plex Media Server (Mac OS X) These used to be updated and installed separately from the media server itself, but we’ve moved to bundling them and locking them to each server release. Less visible to the user, we’ve made a big change to the core components we ship with the server (scanners and agents). It’s now simple to publish any connection you want for all clients to use (N.B. if you don’t specify a port, it’ll automatically use the port it opened up in your router.)įinally, we’ve added the ability to make Mood mixes from the albums view, which means it’s now possible on apps which don’t support a track view yet. This can be very useful in a few cases: if you’re using a VPN to get back home, if you’re using a reverse proxy in front of the media server, or if your networking configuration is otherwise unique. Next up, we’ve added an advanced Network preference which allows you to register any number of custom connection URLs with. This way your settings travel with you to any servers you access, magically. We figured we’d make this really easy, and allow you to configure your language preferences globally (again, on ). There’s another thing people have asked for, which is the ability to set audio and subtitle language preferences when accessing shared servers. Not only is it easy to link your account, Last.FM scrobbling will work with any Plex app, and even works if you’re listening to music on a shared server! The release is available for Plex Pass users and will be available for the general public shortly.įirst of all, one of the most requested things after our giant music release was support for Last.FM scrobbling, and as a heavy scrobbler myself, I’m thrilled to let you know you can now hook up your account with Last.FM via your account page on. But there’s so much good stuff in this otherwise unassuming release, we thought we’d take the time to walk through some of the changes. We haven’t blogged about a media server release in a while (even though we’ve been churning them out check out this thread).