In that case it also adds a number ad the end. My use case as example: I optimize everything to a custom quality setting of 1,5 Mbps p, and I name it "SD" each time. I have created a feature request at plex forums to save the quality setting, which would probably help with the number of the Quality folders.
But I wouldn't count on it being implemented :. I hope this answers your question. So the root in this case is the path to the episode file and below that is that possible structure? SZ could check for those folders upon refresh and place subtitle items in every folder. Would that suffice? That's exactly what i had in mind. Can this happen every time the SZ subtitles change? For example, when changing subtitle color via SZ?
I have installed SZ using official plex repository - how often is it updated? Yes, that can happen everytime SZ saves a subtitle, which is right after it downloaded one, as well as after you modify it from the channel menu. Updates happen automatically if you've installed it the official way - I release a version, create a pull request on Plex Inc. When they merge the fork and the repositories update, you will update automatically.
They happen as often as I pull request release. Back to the functionality again: When are those versions created? May it happen that a file gets added, SZ downloads a subtitle immediately, and the folders don't exist? The folders are created as soon as optimization task starts. The file isn't there yet, but the folders are. This is the order in which thinks happen as far as I can tell. Skip to content. Star 1. New issue.
Jump to bottom. Labels 2. Copy link. I tested it, it unfortunately doesn't work. This sounds fixable. Yes, it does, after a subzero refresh :.
I think I can support this natively. Stay tuned. What are the possible folder names, can you find out? Both free and premium users can download content from their Plex Media Servers, but this download functionality is 1 manual action only; 2 simply downloads a copy of the media to the computer or mobile device you are using; and 3 does not automatically transcode your media to make it smaller and more mobile-storage friendly.
The upside to this technique is that you get a copy of the media to do whatever you want with like give to a friend and that copy is in the original quality. The downside is that it does not automatically sync, you have to manually transcode if you want smaller file sizes, and you have to load the media in a third-party player e.
The other method, available only to Plex Pass premium subscribers, is the sync method. While the download method might be great for a one-off download like grabbing a movie or two to copy to your laptop before you head to the airport , the syncing method is vastly superior for consistent use like keeping the most recent episodes of your favorite TV show synced to your phone and ready for viewing on the commuter train. The upside to the syncing method is that it is fully automated and highly customizable, thanks to flexible syncing rules.
To download a couple one-off videos from your Plex Media Server, you simply need to be logged into your Plex account and access the web interface. Additionally, you can also click on the full detailed entry for any media item individual TV episodes, movies, songs in your music library, etc.
You cannot download entire seasons of TV shows at one time and will need to repeat this process for every episode you wish to transfer. As we mentioned, this does not sync the file to the local installation of Plex or your mobile Plex app, it merely transfers a copy of the file from the media server to your device.
It is up to you, at this point, to load the file in an appropriate media player for your device like VLC or another good multi-format media player. To sync content from your Plex Media Server, you can approach things one of two ways.
You can use the same web-based interface we used in the previous section, but you can also use the interface in mobile apps like Plex for iOS to sync, too. Again, to avoid any frustration, you must have a premium Plex Pass account to use the syncing feature. Starting in the same place as we did in the previous section of the tutorial Archer Season 1, simply tap on the sync icon.
The destinations listed below are the valid destinations for our particular account. The biggest force behind your choices will be, first and foremost, the storage available on your device, as well as its screen size. Both of these techniques are useful if you want to keep storage demands under control. Plex will announce that the syncing process has started.
Click on the menu button in the corner. Most of the time, the syncing process should happen automatically the moment you open the app you can see that our device is already syncing. If the sync fails to start, though, you can come here to start it manually.
Here, we see not only the sync options we set on the server which we can change here but also a rundown of which episodes are synced to the device already and which are in progress. Simply exit out of the menus back to the main screen and then, in the upper corner, tap on the server name to switch locations. You can navigate around the application just like you would as if you were connected to your home server: your media will have the same layout, same menus, and same metadata with the small but important difference that it is stored right on your device instead of the server.
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