Yesterday, I wanted to go for my daily run and listen to some music from my Gear S3 watch, which is paired with my Bluetooth ear buds. Who wants to take a bulky phone with such awesome wrist-tech. I figured I’d probably push a few songs from my phone to my watch via the Galaxy Wearable app. And, of course, I’d first sync some songs to my phone in Plex. Sounds logical, but not reasonably possible. Apparently, Plex’s method of syncing music places MP3 files in an obscure folder. Each song file has the same filename, but are placed in individual folders that are named as a number that corresponds to an index that is likely dereferenced by the Plex client app in a database file. Needless to say, the synchronized music is useless to any other app on your phone other than Plex.
Plex should either sync the music into the phone’s standard music library and file structure, or provide a means, within Plex, to push songs to a wearable device.
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