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Good to hear.

Still on Monterey, here. I guess I'll hold off.

I just make the main version of the movie I'll be most likely to watch the main feature and put any alternate versions in the "Other" extras folder. Not ideal but keeps the folders neater with only one entry for a movie.

Is the drive labeled as a UltraHD drive? If so it should work. The ones not sold as UltraHD won't work and can't be flashed like the LG drives can. For instance there is a non-UHD Pioneer BDR-XD07B version of the BDR-XD07UHD that doesn't have the UHD capability.

I posted on the other thread about my experience with the Pioneer BDR-XD07UHD drive. It works fine on my Macs. I don't use a separate AC adapter, either, it's been fine powered off of USB. No problem with UHD discs.

Existing folder paths are editable in the Plex library settings. Shouldn't be a problem. And then just add the new folders on the new drive.

I'd thought about rolling my own NAS for a while now from an unused Mac or Windows machine, but I must say I like the power and ease of use of the Synology DSM web interface. Maintaining various folders with storage limits (for Time Machine), apps, etc and for multiple users is pretty simple...

I recently picked up a Synology DS920+ and 3 16TB Seagate Exos enterprise drives and running them as a SHR volume (Synology’s enhanced RAID-5) for redundancy. Plex server can be run on it and so far with my testing it’s working great over wifi to my AppleTV. Also started using it for my and my...