uglymagoo: For creating the general armhf / ARMv7 guide and hosting the repo used in this guide.For posting the original Plex installation.Select - Change action and select Video Library > Video Add-On > Plex In the Customise Home Menu, select Add at the bottom. Go to Home under Skin settings and select Customise Home Menu. Select Skin Shortcuts and install that add-on. Once installatiion of the previous 2 add-ons are complete, go to the Addons while still in the Skin Settings. Install Skin Helper Service Widgets when prompted. Install Skin Helper Service when prompted. Then under the Skin settings, select - Configure skin. Launch Plex and follow the on-screen instructions to sign in.Īdding Plex Add-On Shortcut to OSMC Home Screen (Optional)įrom the OSMC home screen, go to Settings > Interface. To access Plex, from the OSMC home screen go to Videos > Video Add-ons > Plex To configure Plex Media Server, use a browser on the same network by going to Plex Add-on Installationįrom the OSMC home screen, go to Settings > Add-on browser > Plex. Sudo apt-get install plexmediaserver-installerĪdd OSMC and Plex to eachothers groups so they play nice together: sudo addgroup plex osmc Update the package list and install Plex Media Server: sudo apt-get update

Install the dependency: sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https ssh the repository: wget -O - | sudo apt-key add -Įcho 'deb stretch main' | sudo tee /etc/apt//pms.list >/dev/null Note: This part of the guide is based on a guide made by the repo owner on the Plex forumsĬonnect to Raspberry Pi via SSH as osmc user. Plex Media Server Installation (Raspberry Pi 2 and 3) This guide will include instructions for installing Plex Media Server, the Plex client add-on, and editing the OSMC homescreen to include a direct link to the Plex add-on.

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