Today Plex announced the addition of a live streaming service to their Plex Pass which will let you stream digital cable channels to any of your devices once you set it up on your account. All you need is a digital tuner such as an NVIDIA SHIELD, a product from Hauppauge, AVerMedia, DVBLogic or even a digital antenna. Hook the device up to the same network your Plex server resides on and start streaming your favourite shows, without paying your cable company rental fees for that set top box. You can check out what channels are available in your area on this Plex page. If you are unfamiliar with Plex or want to read a bit more on the setup you can check out this story at Gizmodo.
"In the latest build of Plex, the server can actually automatically convert the media, resolving this problem. More importantly, you get now watch live TV via a feature called, strangely enough, Live TV."
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- Sons of IoT: Bikers hack Jeeps in auto theft spree @ The Register
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- Windows XP Computers Were Mostly Immune To WannaCry @ Slashdot
- Nvidia: Pssst… farmers. Need to get some weeds whacked? @ The Register
- The Dell Computex 2017 Product Launch Coverage @ Tech ARP
- AMD Launches for Threadripper and Radeon RX Vega @ [H]ard|OCP
- The Computex Taipei 2017 Live Coverage (Day 2) @ Tech ARP
- AMD unveils 16-core Ryzen 9 CPUs to take on Intel's Core i9 @ The Inquirer
- The Intel Compute Card, X-Series & Core i9 CPUs & More @ Computex 2017 @ TechARP
- The Computex Taipei 2017 Live Coverage (Day 1) @ TechARP
