To understand what’s causing your Plex Media Server installation to go weird, it’s best to check the logs to see if anything was reported. (The server should automatically check for updates and alert you if one is available.)
Here’s how to check for and install Plex updates: Simply installing the latest version of Plex Media Server can sort everything out. There can be an instance where Plex running on your NAS may cease to function properly if you’re too out of date. Plex regularly rolls out updates, some minor and others substantial with new features. If this doesn’t sort the problem out, you could try rebooting the NAS altogether. This can be carried out by logging into the admin UI of your NAS enclosure. The first step you should take is to restart Plex Media Server. In order to fix common problems with Plex Media Server, I’ve compiled a list of steps you can take to not only address hiccups but also diagnose more serious problems. Even the best NAS for Plex needs a solid connection to work flawlessly. Universal Plug and Plug (uPnP) can be enabled on your router to make this process easier, but I’d recommend reading through your router documentation and manually setting up your NAS for external access.Ĭonfiguring ports would require TCP 32400 to be allowed.
If you’re somehow unable to connect to your Plex Media Server, the issue may be with your network, especially if you’re able to connect locally but not from the outside world. If your NAS enclosure isn’t the most powerful server around, you may encounter bottlenecks with the processor trying to transcode media. If you’re using a new TV or another device, make sure it supports the files you’re trying to stream.
Also, check that there aren’t any updates available for the recipient device. If you notice the Plex server is taking longer than usual to stream your favorite media, I’d recommend switching to a device that’s not on Wi-Fi to diagnose network problems. No one wants to sit around and wait for content to load. 3.3 Access logs to see what’s wrong Suffering buffering
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