While we try to avoid updating minimum system support for Plex Media Server whenever possible, it’s sometimes unavoidable. The following information lists the last supported version of Plex Media Server for various operating systems, devices, or platforms.Note: We do not provide access to old versions of Plex Media Server installers. CentOSPlex Media Server version 1.14.1.5488 is the last release to support CentOS 6.x.Related Page: Forums: macOS (OS X) 32-bit OS XPlex Media Server version 0.9.8.6 is the last release to support 32-bit processors on OS X. All subsequent releases require a 64-bit processor for OS X.

1. Plex Media Server 0.9.8.6 Download

OS X 10.6 / OS X 10.7Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and OS X 10.7 (Lion) installs.Related Page: Forums: OS X 10.8Plex Media Server version 1.3.4 is the last release to support OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) installs. Netgear ARMv5Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support ARMv5-based NAS devices. Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):. Duo. Duo v2.

NV+. NV+ v2. NVX. RN1000.

RN1000s. RN1100.

(and all other ARMv5-based models)Related Page: Forums: ReadyNAS OS 4 (ROS4)Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support devices running ReadyNAS OS 4 (ROS4). Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):. 2100. 2100v2. 3100. 3200.

4200. Pro 2. Pro 4. Pro 6.

Pro Business. Pro Pioneer. Ultra 2. Cbyx vocational. Ultra 2 Plus. Ultra 4.

Ultra 4 Plus. Ultra 6. Ultra 6 Plus. (and all other models running ROS4)Related Page: Forums: QNAP ARMv5Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support ARMv5-based NAS devices. Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):.

HS-210. TS-112. TS-119P II.

TS-212. TS-219P II. TS-412.

TS-410. TS-410U. TS-419P II. TS-420. TS-421. (and all other ARMv5-based models)Related Page: Forums: QTS 4.2.x and OlderPlex Media Server version 1.14.1.5488 is the last release to support QNAP devices versions of QTS older than 4.3.4.

In particular, this includes QNAP devices running on 32-bit processors.Related Page: Forums: Synology ARMv5Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support ARMv5-based NAS devices. Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):. DS109.

DS110j. DS111.

DS112. DS112+. DS112j. DS209. DS210j.

DS211. DS211+. DS211j. DS212. DS212+.

DS212j. DS213. DS213air. DS409. DS409slim. DS410j. DS411.

DS411j. DS411slim. DS413j. RS409. (and all other ARMv5-based models)Related Page: Forums: PowerPCPlex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support PowerePC-based NAS devices. Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):. DS109+.

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DS109j. DS110+. DS209+.

DS209+II. DS209j. DS210+. DS213+. DS406e. DS408. DS409+.

DS410. DS413. DS509+. RS409(RP)+. x07/x01 Series. x08/x06 Series.

(and all other PowerPC-based models)Related Page: Forums: ThecusPlex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support PowerePC-based NAS devices. Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):. N2310. N4310. (and all other PowerPC-based models)Related Page: Forums: Unraid (32-bit)Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support 32-bit Unraid devices. All subsequent releases require a 64-bit processor for Unraid installs. WD (Western Digital)Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support ARMv5-based NAS devices.

Affected NAS devices are listed below (note that this list is not exhaustive):. WD My Cloud EX4. (and all other ARMv5-based models)Windows Windows Vista / Windows Server 2008Plex Media Server version 0.9.17.0 is the last release to support Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 installs.Related Page: Forums: Windows XPPlex Media Server version 0.9.9.14 is the last public release to support Windows XP. Privacy PolicyRevised May 23, 2018Thank you for using Plex! We here at Plex care deeply about your privacy, and we strive to ensure that your personal information always stays safe while we work hard to provide you a service you love and trust. Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and transfer your information, and how you can control the use of the information that we collect.

This Privacy Policy applies to all our products and services, including Plex client apps, streaming content to the Plex client apps, our premium Plex Pass service, Plex Media Server software, Plex Cloud, and all other Plex software and services (collectively, our “Services”). Depending on your choice of how to use our Services, your personal content may be stored on your personal hardware (“Personal Local Content”) or stored in the cloud (“Personal Cloud Content”, collectively, “Personal Content”). For your Personal Content, except in the limited circumstances described below, we do not collect filenames or content titles of your Personal Local Content. We do, however, keep usage statistics to allow us to better serve you and improve our Services.

We may use information about how you use our Services to run and improve our Services, to provide, customize, and personalize communications and other content that we deliver or offer to you. This is discussed in detail below. Contacting UsYou can contact Plex via our. You can also browse our. Information We CollectYou may choose to provide us with certain information, such as when you create your user profile or when you use the Services. We may also collect automatically-generated and technical information.

Therefore, the information we have (“Collected Information”) may include:. Profile Information. You may provide us with profile information such as your e-mail address, username, a profile image, and password when you create an account, or when you edit your account information. You may also provide us with your payment information when you sign-up for a paid service. Information from External Services. If you choose to connect your account to an account of an external service, such as a social networking site or cloud storage services, we may collect certain information from those accounts, such as your name and email address as well as data required to connect to that service. You may provide such authorization during the connection process, or it may be implicit in the service authorization itself.

For example, if you choose to connect your Plex account to a social networking account, we may collect your public profile information if you agree to the collection of this information during the connection process. Metadata for Personal Content.

Except for certain exceptions such as for Personal Cloud Content, Third-Party Control and Playback Mechanisms, and image analysis (i.e., metadata about photos when these features are user-enabled, such as geotag information or scene recognition analysis), as described below, we do not collect or store metadata (information about the specific file, cover art, subtitles, running length, etc.) for Personal Content stored on your personal Plex Media Server. However, your Plex Media Server may anonymously send us filenames or other identifiers for your Personal Content for the sole purpose of providing metadata back to your personal Plex Media Server. You may disable this metadata matching capability. Metadata for Personal Cloud Content. Our Plex Cloud service is used by some of our Plex Pass users. If you choose to use Plex Cloud and upload content to third-party cloud services, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc., we may collect and use information in addition to that described above in order to interact with the third-party cloud service and to host our Services on your behalf. This includes knowing and using all the metadata related to what is in your Plex Cloud database, but only to provide you with the Services.

Metadata for Personal Content for Integration with Third-Party Control and Playback Mechanisms. We may offer integrations with Third-Party Control and Playback Mechanisms that you may choose to use, such as Sonos, Amazon Alexa, IFTTT, Zapier, SmartThings, webhooks, etc. In order to provide the integrations with the Third-Party Control and Playback Mechanisms, we may collect Metadata for your Personal Content that is needed to integrate with the Third-Party Control and Playback Mechanisms. For example, if you use Amazon Alexa to play a particular song or movie from among your Personal Content at your home, then our Services may search your Personal Content in order to find and play the song or movie that you requested. Information provided by you to the Third-Party Control or Playback Mechanisms is not governed by this privacy policy. Usage Statistics for Personal Content.

We may collect usage statistics for Personal Content. This includes information about your interaction with the Services, such as device information, duration, bit rate, media formats, resolution, and media type (music, photos, videos, etc.). Where possible, we will generalize this information to avoid identifying your Personal Content. Usage statistics do not include specific content titles or filenames. We may use information related to your usage to run and improve our Services, to provide, customize, and personalize communications and other content that we deliver or offer to you. Data Related to Third-Party Content. When you use the Services to watch, listen to, or record content from a third-party content provider or source such as any officially supported Third-Party Content that Plex streams to Plex apps, trailers and extras from IVA, the Plex Watch Later or Recommended features, or use of our Live TV and DVR service, we may collect information related to that media interaction.

For example, we may collect what program or movie you are watching and when, your interaction with any static or video advertising, etc. We may also collect your device information and device location, for example, by using your IP address or by asking for your zip code. We may use this information to run and improve our Services, provide advertising and marketing to you, as well as share anonymous or aggregated versions of the data with third parties. Information about integrated Third-Party Services. We may collect information about your use of third-party services for reporting to these partners and calculating the fees that we owe them.

For example, we collect (i) the number of trailers and extras viewed to IVA, and (ii) information about premium metadata consumed to Gracenote. We may also collect information about third party services and your use of those services in order to serve video content and advertisements via features that rely on third party providers. This information can include the metadata needed to serve advertising. Information on our Services. We may store information about your configuration or use of our Services when you create a Plex Media Server on a local device or in the cloud, connect to a Plex Media Server that you or another person has configured, or download or connect to a Plex app, or interact with or use other Plex software or Service. This information may include an IP address and port number(s), the name of a Plex Media Server, and information used to secure access to our Services.

Information about Interfacing Software. “Interfacing Software” includes but is not limited to, plug-ins for the Services, channel plug-ins, metadata agents, and client applications that communicate directly or indirectly with the Services.

We may store copies of Interfacing Software that you provide to Plex and that accesses or calls any software provided by Plex as part of the Services. Debugging and Other Information Voluntarily Provided. You may send us logs, metadata, or other information about your devices, media, and experiences for the purpose of resolving an issue you may have with the software or suggesting desired features. On client applications where it is possible, we will offer the ability to opt-out of sending crash reports. If you would like to learn more about the information being sent in crash reports, we encourage you to review the privacy policies for the third-party client applications you are using to access Plex Services. The information being sent to us will only be used to help resolve your issue and / or improve our Services, and using our Services and provision of such information, you agree to such use by us. Device Information.

Like many online services, we may collect information about the devices that are used to access our Services, such as the IP address of the device, the operating system and version of the device, the browser that you use to access a Plex web page, and the versions of the Plex technologies being used. We may also collect location information about the devices that access our Services. Application Information. When a request for information or content is sent to a Plex Media Server, we may collect an application identifier that identifies which application sent the request. An application identifier uniquely identifies a particular copy of an application. For example, if you download an application from Plex, fully uninstall the copy of the application, and then re-download the application from Plex, the new copy of the application will be associated with a different application identifier than the uninstalled copy of the application. Note that simply deleting the app without fully uninstalling may not reset the application identifier.

Plex Relay Service. We may provide, and you may choose to use, the Plex Relay Service to connect or stream your Personal Content to another device. If you choose to use the Plex Relay Service, we will transfer the data necessary to perform the service. All such traffic is encrypted from end-to-end in a manner that makes it impossible for Plex or the Plex Relay Service to decrypt or view any data.

The data transferred via the Plex Relay Service is not stored by Plex except for the temporary buffering of data required to provide you with an optimal streaming experience. You can disable the Plex Relay Service by turning off Remote Access in your server settings. Cookies and Other Tracking Technology. Like many online services, Plex uses cookies, tracking pixels, and similar technologies to collect information that helps us provide our Services to you. We also use these technologies to help market our products and services to you and other customers. For more information about these technologies and how you may control them, please see the.

Obtaining Consent. If there is a change to any product or feature that we offer or have offered, and in order to use that product or feature a material change to the collection and / or use of information (including for Personal Content) not contemplated by the Privacy Policy is needed, we will obtain your consent before such collection and / or use. Your Collected Information. In order to view, amend, erase, or correct your Collected Information,. All requests will be answered within one month of receipt.Use, Processing, and Sharing of Your Information.

Plex processes and uses Collected Information with your consent, you can withdraw your consent by updating your or closing your account. Plex also processes Collected Information when it needs to do so to fulfill a contract with you to provide you services, in its legitimate interest to aid in developing and improving the services, or when required by law. If you do not want to provide certain information to us in order to fulfil our agreement with you to provide the services, we may not be able to provide you the fullest version of our services. We use the Collected Information to provide you with the Services, improve the Services, enhance your user experience, and communicate with you. For example, for Third-Party Content, we use information about your interactions with the Services to track the watch state of media items that have been linked to the Services on devices that have been linked to the Services. We use this information to allow you to resume watching in the same watch state on different Plex-linked devices. We use your profile information to contact you about your account or about new Plex functionality and certain Plex news and information.

You may opt-out of certain types of communications by editing your account settings. If you choose to connect your Plex account to a third-party account or service to have us and /or that third party provide a particular feature or service, we will provide that external service with the information needed to have us and / or that third party perform the requested feature or service. For example, if you connect your account to a social networking site and give us permission to publish posts on your behalf, we will do so. Additionally, unless you request or allow us to publish other information, the content of the published posts will be limited to describing your interactions with the Services.

As another example, if you choose to have us send (or “scrobble”) your listening history to Last.fm, obtain metadata from a third party service, or use a third-party recommendation service, we use Collected Information to engage with and / or send the Collected Information to that service when you request that service. Terms of ServiceRevised November 29, 2018IMPORTANT—PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS OF SERVICE (REFERENCED HEREIN AS “ TOS”) BEFORE OR WHEN USING THE PLEX WEBSITE, A PLEX SOFTWARE, MOBILE, OR WEB APPLICATION(S), OR ANY RELATED PLEX SERVICE(S) (referenced collectively herein as the “ Plex Solution”). PLEX GmbH (“ Plex”) IS WILLING TO LICENSE AND PERMIT USE OF THE PLEX SOLUTION SUBJECT AT ALL TIMES TO AGREEMENT WITH THIS TOS. BY USING OR OTHERWISE ACCESSING THE PLEX SOLUTION, YOU ACCEPT AND AGREE TO THIS TOS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THIS TOS, DO NOT USE THE PLEX SOLUTION. LICENSE. 1.1.

Plex Solution Overview. For more information regarding the currently available Plex Solution, please click. The Plex Solution is provided pursuant to this TOS to individual persons (and not entities) residing in the countries or regions where Plex makes available its products and services. 1.2. General Plex Solution Grant.

The Plex Solution is made available by Plex, and this TOS provides to you (identified herein as “ you” or a “ user” or with “ your” (as further described below)) a personal (non-commercial), revocable, limited, non-exclusive, nontransferable, and non-sublicensable license to access and use the Plex Solution (by you and your Authorized Users (as defined below)) conditioned on your continued compliance with this TOS. You may print and download Plex materials and information from the Plex Solution solely for your personal use, provided that all hard copies contain all copyright and other applicable notices contained in (or that are required to be displayed with) such materials and information and that you (or your Authorized User(s)) do not further distribute or disclose such materials and information. The content layout, formatting, and features (or functionality) of and online or remote access processes for the Plex Solution shall be as made available by Plex in its sole discretion. You also acknowledge and agree to the following: (i) Plex has the right to control and direct the means, manner, and method by which the Plex Solution is provided; (ii) Plex may, from time to time, engage independent contractors, consultants, or subcontractors to aid Plex in providing the Plex Solution or use thereof; and (iii) Plex has the right to provide the Plex Solution to others. 1.3. PMS Software Download(s). Plex may make downloadable software or a mobile application(s) available through or as a part of the Plex Solution for use in connection with your personal media management (“ PMS Software”).

The right to use the PMS Software is provided as a part of the grant (above) to use the Plex Solution in accordance with this TOS and subject to the following additional obligations. You may only use the PMS Software on a device or hardware that you own or control and as a part of your use of the Plex Solution or other Plex service. You hereby acknowledge that the PMS Software may include or allow integration with certain third-party executable modules that may be subject to additional license terms and conditions.

Please click for more information regarding such modules, but unless otherwise indicated, references to the Plex Solution herein shall include the PMS Software and any integrated third-party executable module(s) that you utilize. 1.4.

Content Available Through the Plex Solution. In connection with the foregoing grant to use the Plex Solution, the Plex Solution allows you to view or otherwise access original Plex or third party Content. “Content” includes, but is not limited to, text, graphics, photos, sounds, audio, and videos in the form of, by way of example and not limitation, news reports, podcasts, videos, and music.

The availability of such Content may change and not all Content is available in all formats. Use of the Content is subject to the license grant for the Plex Solution, but in addition, shall remain non-transferable and may be subject to additional license grant terms set by the respective third party licensor(s).

Third-party Content displayed or accessible through the Plex Solution is protected by copyright and other intellectual property law and belongs to the respective owner(s) or licensor(s). This TOS does not grant you the right to copy (further), distribute, prepare derivative works, publicly display, or otherwise use any Content. You are expressly prohibited from engaging in or facilitating the unauthorized sharing or distribution of Content. 1.5. Plex Solution Updates. Plex may, but is not obligated to, update the Plex Solution with updates, upgrades, enhancements, improvements, additions, new or incremental features or functionality of and generally made available through the Plex Solution (as determined by Plex in its sole discretion), or modifications that are provided as part of product support and any other support or maintenance services that Plex provides as part of or otherwise in connection with the Plex Solution (collectively, “ Plex Solution Updates”).

In some instances, you may be required to consent to or to agree to use and implement an applicable Plex Solution Update in a timely manner, including, without limitation, as a means to protect the Plex Solution from unauthorized use, content, or data. If you decline a Plex Solution Update, you may not be able to use or access the Plex Solution (in whole or in part), and Plex shall have no responsibility or liability for any continued use. Unless otherwise indicated, references to the Plex Solution include any Plex Solution Updates. 1.6. This TOS does not entitle you to any support or installation service (collectively, “ Support”). Any such Support that may be made available by Plex, in its sole discretion, shall be subject to separate terms and conditions with Plex.

1.7. Authorized User(s).

Subject to any third party license restrictions for applicable Content, you may enable members of your immediate family over the age of thirteen (13) and for whom you will be responsible (each, an “ Authorized User(s)”) to access and use the Plex Solution so long as all such use remains in compliance with this TOS. Nevertheless, you acknowledge and agree that you shall be responsible for monitoring your own and your Authorized User(s)’s use of the Plex Solution and for maintaining compliance with this TOS and any third party license restrictions for applicable Content. Any breach of this TOS by an Authorized User(s) shall constitute a breach by you.

Unless otherwise indicated, references to “ you” or “ your” throughout this TOS therefore mean you, your Authorized User(s), and the person or entity named on your account with Plex. LICENSE GRANT RESTRICTIONS. This TOS is only a license and not an assignment or sale. Plex transfers no ownership or intellectual property interest or title in and to the Plex Solution to you or anyone else. Further, Plex reserves all rights not expressly granted by this TOS. Accordingly, you may not modify, translate, decompile, create derivative work(s) of, copy, distribute, disassemble, broadcast, transmit, publish, remove or alter any proprietary notices or labels, license, sublicense (other than to an Authorized User(s)), transfer, sell, mirror, frame, exploit, rent, lease, private label, grant a security interest in, or otherwise use in any manner not expressly permitted herein (or by Plex) the Plex Solution. In particular, and without limitation of the foregoing, there is no right to distribute further the PMS Software to the public or in excess of the limited license (above).

Moreover, this TOS does not grant any right to modify the PMS Software or provide a right or license in or to any third-party executable module(s) or accessible content beyond the limited and express grant herein. INTERFACING SOFTWARE.

“ Interfacing Software” means any software that you obtain or provide and that accesses or calls any PMS Software provided by Plex as part of the Plex Solution including, but not limited to, plug-ins for the Plex Solution, channel plug-ins, metadata agents, and client applications that communicate directly or indirectly with the Plex Solution. You are responsible and liable for any Interfacing Software, including any data collection that may be undertaken or occur through the Interfacing Software. Plex encourages the implementation and adherence of data collection and use practices substantially similar to those articulated in the privacy policy of Plex (identified below).

By making, or assisting others in making, available any Interfacing Software, you hereby grant Plex a worldwide, non-exclusive, and royalty-free right and license to use (including testing, hosting, and linking to), copy, publicly perform, publicly display (including screenshots), reproduce in copies for distribution, market or promote (as a part of the Plex Solution or other services of Plex), and distribute the copies of any Interfacing Software (or its associated name). In connection therewith, you hereby agree to provide and include (or link to) a privacy notice summarizing practices consistent with the privacy policy of Plex noted below and include in the source code of the Interfacing Software a copyright notice of the form: Copyright ©. Any data collection by Plex shall be in a manner consistent with Plex’s privacy policy (noted below). Subject to the inclusion by Plex of this notice (if first provided to Plex by you), you grant, and authorize Plex to grant on your behalf, if necessary, a license, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of the Interfacing Software and associated documentation files from Plex, to deal in the Interfacing Software without restriction, including, without limitation, the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Interfacing Software, and to permit persons to whom the Interfacing Software is furnished to do so. You represent and warrant that you have all rights necessary to make the foregoing grants, and you further agree that you will use and integrate the Interfacing Software in a manner consistent with acceptable use of the Plex Solution pursuant to this TOS. You may notify us (please click ) if you do not wish for Plex to use the Interfacing Software that was created by and is owned by you.

Any such notification must include all requested information and representations (as indicated by Plex). Plex will comply with such a proper request and cease its own use of the Interfacing Software, but Plex must be granted a transition period of at least thirty (30) days after receipt of the request to comply. Plex, however, shall not be obligated to confirm removal or cessation of the Interfacing Software by you or others (including Authorized Users) outside its control.

GENERAL USER OBLIGATIONS. You represent that you are at least eighteen (18) years of age (or the legal age of majority, whichever is greater) and will, at all times, provide true, accurate, current, and complete information when submitting information or materials on or through the Plex Solution, including, without limitation, when you provide information via a Plex Solution registration, account, or submission form. You are responsible for completing any registration(s) or account requirements for access to applicable third party Content available through the Plex Solution. Individuals under the age of eighteen (18) (or the applicable age of majority) may utilize the Plex Solution only with the involvement and acceptance of (this TOS by) a parent or legal guardian and then solely as an Authorized User under a parent or legal guardian’s account. You further represent that you (or the person agreeing to, accepting, or acting under this TOS) are authorized to act on behalf of the person or entity named on the account with Plex. In addition, you agree to abide by all applicable local, state, national, and international laws and regulations with respect to your use of the Plex Solution.

In particular, you may not take any action that will infringe on the intellectual property rights of Plex or any other third party. You acknowledge that unauthorized use of copyrighted content of others may subject you to civil and criminal penalties, including possible monetary damages, for copyright infringement.

You also acknowledge and agree that use of the Internet and the Plex Solution is solely at your own risk. You further understand that by using the Plex Solution you may encounter content that you may find offensive, indecent, or objectionable. You assume all responsibility for obtaining and paying for all licenses and costs for third-party software and hardware necessary for access to the Plex Solution, and for maintaining and backing-up your content and data. USER CONTENT & ACCEPTABLE USE. The Plex Solution enables you to access content, data, communication, and other interactive features and functionality (with such uploaded, downloaded, shared, or exchanged information or content referenced collectively herein as a “ User Content”).

Distribution of User Content may be subject to third-party rights.