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uglymagoo: For creating the general armhf / ARMv7 guide and hosting the repo used in this guide.For posting the original Plex installation.Select - Change action and select Video Library > Video Add-On > Plex In the Customise Home Menu, select Add at the bottom. Go to Home under Skin settings and select Customise Home Menu. Select Skin Shortcuts and install that add-on. Once installatiion of the previous 2 add-ons are complete, go to the Addons while still in the Skin Settings. Install Skin Helper Service Widgets when prompted. I set out to test the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ as a Plex Media Client, but after a few issues, I ended up with a completely mobile, battery powered Plex Media Serve. Install Skin Helper Service when prompted. Then under the Skin settings, select - Configure skin. Launch Plex and follow the on-screen instructions to sign in.Īdding Plex Add-On Shortcut to OSMC Home Screen (Optional)įrom the OSMC home screen, go to Settings > Interface. To access Plex, from the OSMC home screen go to Videos > Video Add-ons > Plex To configure Plex Media Server, use a browser on the same network by going to Plex Add-on Installationįrom the OSMC home screen, go to Settings > Add-on browser > Plex. Sudo apt-get install plexmediaserver-installerĪdd OSMC and Plex to eachothers groups so they play nice together: sudo addgroup plex osmc Update the package list and install Plex Media Server: sudo apt-get update Install the dependency: sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https ssh the repository: wget -O - | sudo apt-key add -Įcho "deb stretch main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//pms.list >/dev/null

Note: This part of the guide is based on a guide made by the repo owner on the Plex forumsĬonnect to Raspberry Pi via SSH as osmc user. Plex Media Server Installation (Raspberry Pi 2 and 3) This guide will include instructions for installing Plex Media Server, the Plex client add-on, and editing the OSMC homescreen to include a direct link to the Plex add-on.