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Let’s start directly with the server installation, and I’ll explain the basics along the way. Plex offers a Debian package for ARMv8 and ARMv7, that can be installed on Raspberry Pi OS to host media files on it, and access them from any device (computers, iPads, smartphones), all over the world. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to set this up. But the best feature is that you can host a Plex server on your Raspberry Pi, add your own files to it, and watch them from any device, even remotely. Like Netflix or Prime Video, there are a few shows and movies you can watch after creating an account (it’s free!). OSMC Remote Control: Control your Open Source Media Center(OSMC) from the comfort of your couch.Plex is an interesting streaming media service.USB microSD card readerÂ to image the microSD card from another computer.Optionally, you might want to add some of these nifty products to your order: Aluminum CPU and GPU Heatsinks to keep your Pi projects running coolĪll you will need is to plug it into your TV with the HDMI cable (included) and to your local network/Internet with the network cable(included), boot it up and start adding XBMC channels or your local media libraries.Our very own HighPi Raspberry Pi Model B+/2/3 Case.Class 10 16GB MicroSD Card pre-loaded with XBMC (LibreELEC).Want a little more? We also have Media Center Plus and Ultimate kits. Enjoy the simplicity of a kit that has everything they need.

Our media center kits are ideal for those that: We also offer Starter Kits and Budget Kits! We offer a range of kits to suit your Raspberry Pi needs, including Media Center kits. If this is your first Pi or meant to be gifted, please seeÂ our Raspberry Pi Kit - Quick Start Guide.

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