In that spirit, I've started a Plex client for win32 (Attached.)
****** READ THIS ******
1) You MUST have VLC player installed (http://www,videolan.org)
[s]2) You MUST have google chrome installed (you can also have IE or Firefox along side it, but chrome is required)
[/s] - nope... That's fixed!
[s]3) You MUST edit the included .config file with the name of your Plex/Nine server
[/s] - nope... Now supports finding local Plex servers via Bonjour...
4) You MUST have .NET 3.5 or higher runtime installed.
******* Operating **************
1) F11 to toggle fullscreen
2) arrows to move around
3) Enter to select
4) alt-f4 to exit video playback (it's running in an external app - VLC)
******* Bugs ************
HA! It would a way shorter list of things that DO work! The big one is that any menu item that would require you to enter data won't work yet. Also, I'm not talking to the PMS server for transcoding because Elan won't tell me how yet! *grin*
You can email me directly at dave@rensin.com.
[s]I'm thinking of open sourcing this to get some extra hands on it, too... Feedback is very welcome. (heaven help me...)[/s]
you can now get the latest builds and code at http://code.google.com/p/plex-win32-client/downloads/list
-dave :-)


