ago I have read that the pi 4 works perfectly for basic needs like mine buttsexitis 1 yr. It is also advisable to use external storage to store your media files. It’s not very difficult just read through this a few times and just make sure to put the path to your plex drive as the path Rafa130397 1 yr. This way your Raspberry Pi will have much more available processing power and memory to run the Plex media server. Manage keyring files in instead (see apt-key(8)). Plex Media Server doesn’t need a graphical interface so our recommendation is to use the Raspbian Stretch Lite image and enable SSH. Here is the full thing but it might be useless, idk $ sudo curl | sudo apt-key add. Please comment what i should do (ill just coppy and paste), thanks Manage keyring files in instead (see apt-key(8))įrom what i understand the way of doing things changed in april or something but as i sayed, im a super noob, i only started messing arround with this raspberry pi and the termenal this month, so sorry if it is a really easy solution lol Now before we install the Plex Media Server software to the Raspberry Pi, we need first to ensure our operating system is entirely up to date by running the following two commands.
In the terminal and got this in return Warning: apt-key is deprecated. i followed the tutorial from network chuck on youtube and i am 19 minutes into the video video, im also following allong from his website website and I'm at "install plex media server"(nr2).
I have a raspberry pi that i want to use for a nas. In this video, we show you how to turn a Raspberry Pi 4 into a PLEX Media Server for Streaming Videos, Movies, Music, and Photos from the Pi4 to any other device that supports PLEX like an Nvidia. Whats up guys, I'm still a huge noob and I don't understand what is going on even though there are similar problems and solutions.
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