Plex is provided under a freeware license on Windows from media players with no restrictions on usage. Voice Control: Use voice commands to control playback.Subtitles: Automatically download subtitles for movies and TV shows.Rich Library: Organize your media collection and stream to any device.Remote Control: Control playback from any device with a web browser.Playlists: Create and curate playlists of your favorite content.Playback: Access content in multiple formats with high-quality playback.Personalization: Customize the look and feel of the program.Parental Controls: Set limits to what your family can watch.Multi-user Support: Share content easily with multiple users.Mobile Sync: Synchronize content between multiple devices.Metadata: Automatically detect and download metadata for movies and TV shows.Live TV: Stream live TV with a compatible tuner device.Easy setup: Quickly get up and running with minimal configuration.Cloud Library: Browse and access content from cloud storage.

Cast Support: Stream content to Chromecast and other compatible devices.

So long as Plex Media Server is running somewhere (even on the same machine), you’ll have instant access to your movie library. The initial setup wizard – remember, use your keyboard folks – lets you configure the type of audio and video inputs and outputs you have, then dumps you at the main screen.

Plex Media Player is designed to look good on your big-screen TV, which means it runs full screen, relies on a keyboard or compatible remote, and can be fiddly to set up. Freeware media center player for use with Plex Media products

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