After initially launching to beta users, Plex has now rolled out integration with the Apple TV app to all users.
The new feature applies to Plex's free ad-supported video-on-demand library. When a user starts playing a title and doesn't finish, it will now show in the Apple TV "Up Next" queue alongside content from other providers such as Hulu, HBO, Amazon Prime Video, and others.
Notably, this does not support a user's personal media server content, live TV, or any other Plex content features.
Plex has continued to add new ways to consume content over the years, including live TV streaming and on-demand content, such as from Warner Brothers.
The Plex app is available now as a free download for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
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I really wish Plex would spend some time on core functionality.
Users (including many paid, like me) have been begging in many-years-long forum threads for relatively simple stuff like the ability to directly download media (ie. a video/movie transfer to a device, without transcoding it, which takes unnecessary time and resources), or downloading a selection of photos, etc.
What's worse, is when users ask for this kind of stuff (which one would think would be obvious) the Plex people in the forums seem to act like such things are unnecessary or options which would confuse the users if implemented. I just don't get it.
If it doesn’t support your personal library then this feature is useless. The latest in a long line of useless moves by the Plex team to add features that make them money rather than features that users are actually asking for.