Single 1080p transcode: Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz Single 720p transcode: Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz CPU:No transcoding: Core 2 Duo 1.6GHz (NAS devices based on ARM or PowerPC processors should also be capable of at least one stream with no transcoding) Of course, more RAM won’t hurt you and will certainly be helpful if you’re also doing other things on the computer. 2GB of RAM is typically more than sufficient and some installs (particularly Linux-based installs) can often happily run with even less. *In general, Plex Media Server doesn’t require large amounts of RAM.

Unmounting R/W Share.Plex is software that allows you to manage your media and provides the ability to stream your media while away. Sudo service plexmediaserver start | tee -a $log 2>&1Įcho -e '$(date '+%Y-%b-%d at %k:%M:%S') :: Backup Complete. Sudo tar cz -exclude='./Cache' -f '$backupDirectory/buplex-$(date '+%Y-%m(%b)-%d at %khr %Mmin').tar.gz'. # cd into directory so the magic -exclude below works per: # WORKING Line: sudo tar cfz '$backupDirectory/buplex-$(date '+%Y-%m(%b)-%d at %khr %Mmin').tar.gz' '$plexDatabase' > $log 2>&1 Sudo service plexmediaserver stop | tee -a $log 2>&1Įcho -e '$(date '+%Y-%b-%d at %k:%M:%S') :: Starting Backup.' | tee -a $log 2>&1 # the script's name, date, and time of execution.

# Log file for script's output named with PlexDatabase= '/var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/ 'īackupDirectory= '/srv/raid10/backups/plexmediaserver/database/ '

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