Ratings no longer display floating point weirdness (e.g.
Please be sure to report specific cases where you still see better results when using it. The legacy transcoder, which is available as an option in some Plex clients, will be removed soon. Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 are no longer supported. Removed support for legacy Flash and Silverlight channels. Improved support for SRT subtitles, especially those including bidirectional text and Unicode characters.Īn improved default subtitle font, now used across all platforms.
Much-improved support for styled Advanced SubStation subtitles (primarily used in anime). Support for transcoding a number of new formats, including H.265/HEVC. Improved speed in video transcoding, especially when starting new sessions and when seeking. Improved reliability in media analysis and transcoding. For anyone keeping score, we supported Windows XP five months longer than Microsoft did. That, along with dropping support for legacy Flash and Silverlight channels makes the server start up faster, use less memory, and perform better (not to mention be a smaller download package).
We've also dropped support for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 with this release, which allowed us to clean up and modernize some things. To report an issue, read the preview thread and post details about the media. Just about everything about this transcoder should be improved over the existing one, but obviously, if you find some media which worked better with the older transcoder, we want to know about it before this release goes out to the public. (You didn't think we'd go to 1.0 *that* easily, did you?)Ī few things to note in this release: first of all, it includes a much improved transcoder, which you may have been following in the preview thread. Plex Media Server 0.9.10.0 is now available for Plex Pass members!
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