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Plex for Android 1.0.1.3
requires Android:1.6 and up
Size:4.8MB
V1.0.1.3 update:
# FIXED: Positioning and size of video when using Alternate Player.
# FIXED: Android version 1.6 crashes.
# FIXED: Now works on Samsung Galaxy S2
# FIXED: Now works with Samsung 10.1″ Tab with Touchwiz update
# NEW: Introduced alternate players and auto-switching to handle video error conditions better.
# FIXED: Resume on Honeycomb.
# FIXED: A couple lockup issues when exiting video playback.
# FIXED: some progress dialog issues.
Plex for Android allows you to browse and play your video, photos, and music right on your Android device, streamed from Plex Media Server on your Mac or your PC. In addition to playing local media you can stream online media through Plex Channels for CNET, Revision3 and a many other popular online sources. With Plex Media Server for Mac you can stream additional content from Aperture, iPhoto, and iTunes.
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Plex for Android may NOT be for you for any of the following reasons:
* Netflix and Hulu are not supported on Plex for Android at this time.
* Plex for Android won’t be able to do anything unless you setup a server on your PC or Mac – which is available for free at http://www.plexapp.com
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* You want to use Plex to get to your media remotely but you don’t want to think about things like port-forwarding.
We strongly recommend that you have your Plex Media Server all ready to go BEFORE you buy Plex for Android.
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We want you to be thrilled with Plex for Android. If you’re here you may not yet know much about Plex. Here’s how to prep for your first Plex for Android run:
1. Setup your Plex Media Server – This is absolutely required to run Plex for Android.
2. Test it out… make sure it works locally.
3. Get Plex for Android… and Enjoy!
