If you don’t have time to read through this post, here’s a quick summary Newbies will often want to know the difference between Kodi and Plex and which one they should use for their own setups. But for those who wish to take charge of their personal media, there are no options. Or, you might actually be just fine watching movies from one of the movie channels from your cable or satellite PayTV provider. If not, then you are probably subscribed to online streaming services such as Showmax, iRokoTV, Netflix, Hulu, Sling, Amazon Video or Youtube RED depending on which region of the world you live. You are most likely already watching your Movies stored on your computer’s hard drive or USB flash disk using Windows Media player or VLC on your laptop. Now, it’s possible that you actually have not even used or heard about media center software I have mentioned. You might have heard of others like Home theater PC, JRiver Media Center, Western Digital Media Center, Universal Media Server, PS3 Media Server, Serviio, TwonkyMedia server, but the battle seems to be around just two giants Kodi vs Plex.
While we have had a lot of them, such as the now-defunct Windows Media center created by Microsoft and first introduced in 2002 on Windows XP Media Center Edition, there is now just a handful that have managed to reign in home entertainment space. This is where home media centers come in. My personal media library must be organized in a way that I can easily find what I want to listen to or watch at any time.
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