But you can create new folders in your "home" folder that can then be accessed through Windows Explorer and other file managers for a more effortless transfer. The NAS itself comes with some default folders for such media, which can be selected. When running Plex on your Synology NAS, you will want to select a folder for where Plex can keep track of media files, be it photos, music, or video. We have a guide to walk you through why you should consider using Plex. You may not have heard of it until now, or perhaps you passed over it while looking at options. Plex has been around for years, and it's relied upon by many NAS owners to keep their media collections in one place and easy to access from anywhere. what's like 3 cool things a "casual power user" might want to do that I can't do on plex? Someone evangelize this for me without me having to watch a 46 min video.Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) One of these days I gotta install Emby and Jellyfin, import the libraries and see how it is. Also Tautulli is awesome but I am guessing the others have an equivalent to that. I've seen them use my server on everything from a PS3 to PS4 to Firestick to mobile. A couple family members I've shared the library with are also used to Plex, and since they're remote and my upload capacity is limited, the hardware transcoding has always been excellent for that. I enjoy newer features like the TV show intro auto detect and skip button (I'm assuming Emby and Jellyfin have that?), Dolby Vision in MKV support, I'm happy enough with the options in terms of organizing libraries/collections/artwork, and I like the broad client support. I have a large library (about 65TB) and Plex on Synology has never had an issue with it. I got the lifetime plex pass on sale years ago. Plex, but only because I can't be arsed to try anything else.
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