Thank you for the link. However I have read through all of these and cannot find the problem.
When I open Plex, then click on “Your Media” I get asked to “Get Media Server”. It doesn’t give me any option to add a Library, Server, Drive or Source… I’m very frustrated with this as I like to think I have enough tech knowledge to get this, but no matter where I look or research, I cannot find the problem I am having.
The stage that I am stuck on is simply brushed over in all the technical/instruction docs. This tells me something is wrong on my end, or I’m a complete ■■■■■!?!?
Your not going mad. Thats the exact same step im stuck on. I can load and enable plex etc, but cant seem to link the library folders or give it a source location. I just see the online default content , not my own library. Like i say worked fine until the very day it was updated by wd
Same here and has been from I bought my paperweight 5 months ago!
Thankfully my OS3 device still works normally so I use my OS5 device as a backup but I need to copy everything twice from my laptop to each which can be time consuming
Same experience here but slightly different. Everything “seems” to be going alright, but there is no server for Plex to start working with. And, no file folders are being generated to add content to as well…(this is kind of a pain).
I have a PR4100 and had this same issue. It would only take me to the get plex media page after an upgrade / reinstall. There is apparently a preference file that does not get deleted when reinstalling the app and must be deleted manually in order to fix this.
Enable SSH on the NAS and then SSH into it.
Make sure Plex is stopped in the WD Dashboard.
Run the following commands:
cd “/mnt/HD/HD_a2/Nas_Prog/plex_conf/Plex Media Server”
ls -l Preferences.xml
If that file is there, you can back it up and rename it:
mv Preferences.xml Preferences.xml.old
Then start Plex again from the WD Dashboard and open it