But many still prefer to curate their collection of titles that will never be rotated out (as they are on streaming services) and aren’t hampered by compression or buffering speeds. Streaming services eventually replaced that functionality for a lot of people. Having an extensive library of content was a desirable trait before we all had access to massive online media libraries. Some would even fill their external hard-drive coffers with extralegally obtained media if you can believe it. If you were a media nerd in the early 2000s, there’s a good chance you kept an external hard drive loaded up with music and video files, often ripped from DVDs and CDs you’d purchased.
Plex essentially has two suites: its original functionality is to locally host your private media library, acting as a client-side server for all of your movies, music, and other multimedia. They almost serve as opposite sides of the same coin, with one focused on the content you own and the other bringing you content you don’t necessarily own for free. When it comes to Plex, you can think of it as a company with two primary services.
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