It’s basically what you get with The Roku Channel on Roku devices, or on the Live tab on Amazon Fire TV. This kind of platform-level integration of free channels (even across multiple providers) isn’t exactly new. Plus, you can save your ‘Favorites’ to the top of your guide for quick and easy access next time.” “Whether you’re in the mood for true crime, classic TV reruns or your favorite cooking show, we’ve got you covered. If you have tried it let us know your thoughts.“The new TV guide brings all your new free TV channels together and organizes them for easier and faster browsing,” writes Google’s Nick Staubach. As you watch each episode, Plex keeps track, so when you’re finished watching the ‘On Deck’ section will update with the next episode if it’s available in your media library. ‘On Deck’ is cool for those of us (like me) that can’t remember where we left the remote, let alone what episode of each TV series we were on. The top ‘On Deck’ panel keeps track of where you are in each TV series you’ve been watching, so that you can quickly and easily pick up where you left off. The bottom panel shows the most recently added episodes. Plex shows you the most important information from each section so that you spend less time looking for media and more time enjoying it. The right side will show you details as you flip through items on the left. You’ll also see sections for recently used channels, your myPlex queue as well as sections others are sharing with you. The home page is divided into two parts – on the left are the movie, TV shows, photo and music sections that you added to the media server during setup. The guys over at Plex have updated their Plex for Google TV app.

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