There are a few caveats explained below, reoccurring costs and a variety of ways to achieve this, but this will be the Muffin way.
#PLEX NOT SEEING NEW FILES HOW TO#
This post is going to walk through how to create a Plex server with a Google drive backend for ‘unlimited’ storage. At the time of writing, you won’t lose too much if the limits come into effect and we are in fact hard limited. Should you carry on with this now? Maybe. If this service is no longer feasible, I do have a good backup which is slightly more expensive depending on how you go about it, but it’s a solid solution.
#PLEX NOT SEEING NEW FILES UPDATE#
I will update this post once there is more solid information. Will we be able to ‘request more storage’ as their support pages state? Or is that a veiled way of putting in hard limits? We don’t know. My account is now showing as being 3000% over utilised and support are telling me different things. Whilst their plans still claim ‘as much as you need’, varying reports are coming out seemingly pointing out that this will no longer be unlimited. Google has started forcing older users like myself into Workspace and they have not been clear about what is going to happen with storage. Something tells me that I don't have the network configured correctly for the Jail.The fun may be over. When I attempt to search for a match, I get no results.When I try to exit the poster, all I see is internal-generated snapshots. I am able to view the media from the web interface and mobile app within my network.The collection appears to be successfully pulled into Plex.I have tried unchecking "Local Media Assets" and re-pulling the metadata.However, the embedded cover art isn't being located.I am able to play the media through the web interface externally. I am able to play the media from the web interface and mobile app within my network.The CD collection along with the embedded metadata appears to be successfully pulled into Plex.All of my files are in MP3 format, and have embedded cover art.Here is a list of issues that I have encountered in my new Plex instance which I just installed this morning along with some troubleshooting: FreeNAS Server: 192.168.1.2 - pointing to em0.My home IP space is configured as follows: Verified that remote access is enabled outside of the network.Jail Mount Point (Destination): /mnt/pool/iocage/jails/plex/root/Plex Media Server/Vaultron.Plex Media Mount Point (Source): /mnt/pool/plex.Plex Media Server (PlexPass) 1.15.5.994 from the PlugIns interface.FreeNAS 11.2-U4 (hardware config is detailed here).I already had to deal with several FreeNAS defects that have been resolved under 11.2-U4 ( See this thread). So, I have to reset Plex under a new jail instance, and have been encountering issues. I have a working Plex distro in the legacy 11.1, and unintentionally deleted it. I moved halfway across the country, and had to reset my FreeNAS server to some new IP space. I'll state up front, some of this is my fault.
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