![]() In addition, those who have shelled out the extra dough for PlexPass today gained the ability to easily share any photos directly from their iPhone’s photo album, which will magically land in Plex’s photo folder(s) via automatic wireless upload. And when it comes to Chromecast, these new Plex options are just the beginning.Īs we reported earlier, Google has been working closely with software developers, recently hosting a “hackathon” for 40 developers from 30 countries to see what Chromecast-unleashed could do. But today, Plex opened up streaming capabilities for all of its users, as well as allowing the iOS-faithful to cast music and photo albums stored in Plex’s folders to the big screen, all with a few taps of their iPhone. Up to this point, users have had to pay for a monthly access to PlexPass, which costs a less-than-stifling $4/month, for the ability to stream to Chromecast. Today, Plex just got a little better, adding free casting of your content to Chromecast, and new abilities for iOS users for music and photo sharing.įor those unfamiliar, Plex Media Server is a popular app that allows users convenient access to all of their stored media content, including photos, music and videos, from nearly anywhere with an Internet connection, and on nearly any device. Once hindered by a serious lack of app compatibility, the streaming dongle took flight with the additions of three cloud platform apps in December, the crux of which was the popular Plex Media Server. ![]() ![]() Pushing towards its first birthday, Chromecast just keeps getting better. ![]()
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