You are welcome to check them if you need a step-by-step procedure to do this.īefore going further, just make sure to configure the Internet connection (LAN or Wi-Fi) and do the system updates. Once your system installed, you need to download the latest version of Plex Media Server from the official website: Enabling SSH or VNC on the Raspberry Pi, and following this tutorial from your computer can also make it easier, but it’s not mandatory.Then click on “Choose distribution” on the right.You have the choice between a 64-bits version (ARMv8) or 32-bits (ARMv7).If you have a Raspberry Pi 3B+ or higher, you can pick ARMv8.
If you don’t have a desktop environment on your Raspberry Pi, you need to use a command line to download the package.
From your computer, do a right-click on the link and copy the URL. Then, open a terminal and use wget to download the file on the Raspberry Pi, here is the syntax:ĭon’t use this exact command, as the link will change with any version update.Īre you a bit lost in the Linux command line? Check this article first, for the most important commands to remember, and a free downloadable cheat sheet so you can have the commands at your fingertips. Once downloaded, Plex can be installed directly on your Raspberry Pi. If you have a desktop environment, you can most likely just click on the downloaded file to install it. Sudo dpkg -i plexmediaserver_1.-99a4a6ac9_b On a minimal installation, you’ll need to install it manually, with this command line: It will ask your password, install the prerequisites automatically and add the Plex icon to your main menu (I’ll explain the next steps later).
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