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Have you considered using Chromecast with Plex? It's a much better experience than the Plex apps on TVs. I know it doesn't really answer your question, but for 30 quid it might be worth giving it a go.

How do you control it with your phone if he doesn't want wifi? Do you have an Ethernet port on your phone?

I ended up going for an Intel NUC i5 with 16GB RAM (total overkill but it was so cheap) and a 500GB SSD. I'll probably need some more external storage in the future, but it's enough for now. Transcodes 2 1080p streams simultaneously no problem. Happy with the little fella.

An Intel NUC looks like an interesting option!

Hi All, I currently run Plex on my laptop and store all of my movies on the laptop. I'm looking to offload the media files to a centralized store on my network, but I need it to support Plex and/or Chromecast so that I can stream to my TVs around the house. I've looked at various NAS...

Hi All, Just bought a new house. The guy a bought it from said that he only had sky and the standard tv aerial on the roof had been disconnected. However, the only socket in the wall is a normal female tv aerial socket, not the sky ones that you screw in. I tried plugging a standard TV...

I quoted the only accurate part of your post.

If nothing I've said so far has answered your questions I'm gonna have to give up.

Unbelievable. Your last paragraph is exactly what I've been talking about throughout this entire thread.

No problem. As a first step I'd recommend reading through everything I said in this thread: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=20612377.

I'm not sure if you're serious or if people are just trolling me now. You think because Prevx didn't find anything NOW that MSE has been protecting you? Sigh.

What's your problem? You've contributed nothing to this thread and now you've resorted to frivolous one-liners because you've clearly got nothing intelligent to say about this subject.

In basic terms it ensures that no other process or object can interfere with the event.

I have no idea what product you are talking about. I'm still not recommending Emsisoft if that still hasn't come across yet.

No, it GENERICALLY ensures that my keys etc cannot be stolen. No heuristics or sandboxing required. The change journal feature providing perfect clean-up routines is also excellent. I don't mind if you carry on running MSE, just be aware that you are at risk of being infected from...

I'm talking about a solution that leverages a vast online database of billions of files and behavioural data (not Panda).

I'm not talking about heuristics. ;)

Do a search for MSE on this forum.