These single board computers cost under $100, and you can install various Linux distros that support Plex. The official Raspberry Pi imager will let you choose between several software suites.

If you've got Plex Media Server running in the background, you can also purchase the Plex apps through the relevant app store. Note that these will only give you access to any content you've set ...

The Raspberry Pi has enough grunt to act as a media server - such as with SqueezePlug - but for the purposes of this tutorial we're suggesting you use it as a cheap media centre only.

RasPlex, a build of Plex that also uses OpenELEC, fully supports the Raspberry Pi, as you can see in the video above. It's still an early build, so while it works fine, expect frequent updates and ...