Kodi is an open-source local media player that offers similar functionality to Plex, enabling you to centralize your collection of music, movies, TV shows, and photos. Should you choose to upgrade to the paid Plex Pass plan, you’ll unlock tons of other advanced features, like downloadable shows for offline viewing, versatile parental controls, access to the Plex Dashboard for monitoring your server remotely, the ability to set max bandwidth and per-stream caps, live TV watching and recording, 4K support, song lyrics, and a slight discount for a Premium TIDAL subscription, and more. Channels include Outdoor America, Tastemade, The Film Collective, fubo Sports Network, IGN TV, Crime 360, Docurama, AFV Family, and more. Plex offers thousands of free movies and a growing live TV channel list you can enjoy whether you’re on the free or paid plan. Plex also automatically finds official cover art, ratings, actors, summaries, and other file details (which it pays to license) for all of your videos and music, so you don’t have to.
It keeps your watch history synced across all of your devices, so you can start watching a movie on the couch and finish it while laying in bed. It also gives you the ability to open up your Plex library to other people (like your favorite coworker) no matter where they live. Plex supports a wide variety of file types, like JPG, MP4, and FLAC, and it can output in both 4K and HDR. And, if you set up correctly, you can even access it when you aren’t on the same network, which makes it great for using on road trips. Because of its server-and-client design, you can access your Plex library from pretty much any platform and device in your home. Plex’s Features PlexĪ Plex Media Server can store all of your movies, TV shows, photos, podcasts, news, and web shows, and it enables you to set up multiple profiles if you need. Every feature is always available to you, and you’re even free to hop in and add some of your own, since it’s open source. And because it’s free, you won’t ever have to worry about any of its functionality being locked behind a paywall. Kodi, on the other hand, is a free local media player that runs on your computer, TV, mobile device, or streaming device. There’s a $4.99 monthly plan, a $39.99 annual plan, and a $119.99 lifetime plan, and they all unlock an impressive array of features (which we’ll discuss below). Also, let us know which skins power your Windows Media Player.Plex also has a premium subscription service, dubbed Plex Pass, as an optional upgrade. So, try some out and share your thoughts. You'll occasionally run into compatibility issues with older skins, but the ones included in this rundown all work perfectly with Windows Media Player 12. You may have also noticed that many of these skins were actually designed for earlier versions of Windows Media Player. Like we said, these aren't by any means the only worthwhile Windows Media Player 12 skins.
Also, this one lacks the Back to Player Library button, so you'll have to use the hotkey, CTRL-1, to get out of this skin.ĭownload the iTunes skin for Windows Media Player Conclusion So, while your friends won't question your loyalty to the almighty Apple, they might scratch their heads wondering why you're using a seven year old media player. However, this skin is old, old, old so it actually has the look and feel of iTunes 9 (though it's pitch perfect). This iTunes skin for Windows Media Player is for the woefully undecided. It's like a boss button for your Windows Media Player 12 skin - that is if your boss is Steve Jobs. Artist: unknown (translated by cypher1942)
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