File Shareīecause I attached a 5-bay hard drive enclosure to the Pi, I wanted to use it for a general file server as well. This automatically adds the new server to your account so you can see the libraries in other server instances in your account as well. I already had an account so I just logged in with my credentials. Once you’ve downloaded the installation package right click and select Package installĪfter the installation open and you’re ready to go! Plex Account The easiest installation way I could find is downloading the Plex Media Server for Linux package from Plex Downloads Page The final build looks like this with a 5-bay YottaMaster enclosure attached to it: You get 2 full-sized HDMI ports instead of the micro ones that come with a Pi 4.It doesn’t work with NVMe SSDs even though it fits. You get to use a M.2 SATA SSD (Be mindful about the SATA here.In this project I used an Argon ONE M.2 Case for Raspberry Pi 4 as it allowed me to use an SSD drive with the Pi which is a lot faster than a microSD card.Īrgon ONE comes with a comprehensive used guide and take about 10 minutes to put everything together so it’s not too different than using a regular Pi case. In this post I’m going to show how to use a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB as a Plex server and serve your own media files in your own network. Raspberry Pis these days are powerful computers that can run a lot of tasks at home with very efficient electricity usage.
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