Hopefully that's something that can be added eventually, though. You won't be able to view live TV streams, or use any sort of time-shifting features. Update: Plex didn't make this clear up front, but it looks like the feature will only let you watch completed DVR recordings. And as always, your recordings will get properly organized in your library thanks to Plex's metadata smarts. We will then be presented with a screen that allows us to choose the type of tuner to add. If you havent setup any part of Live TV yet you should have a page that looks like this: Click the plus sign next to TV Source in order to add our first tuner. The company is using Gracenote's database to power its programming guide, which means it'll be able to detect the correct channel lineup just about anywhere OTA channels are broadcasting. Older HDHomeRun Support Open the server dashboard and click the Live TV menu option on the left.

If you're lucky enough to have a TV provider with CableCARD support, Plex will also be able to record unencrypted channels via the HDHomeRun Prime tuner. And, of course, you can view the videos on any device with the company's app and a Plex Pass membership ($5 a month, $40 a year or $150 lifetime). Just plug an HDHomeRun tuner (with antenna) into your PC, set it up in Plex, and you can record any over-the-air (OTA) broadcast in your reception area. Now, the streaming software is getting even more useful with a long-awaited feature: DVR support.

Ask any media hound about the best way to stream your your video files, and they'll probably direct you to Plex.

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