Apologies if this is in the wrong section im new here i was just wonder is the a youtube video showing how to set up a Synology nas with Gdrive and plex as im very new to this and some of the terminology and codes used i honestly dont know where to start but with a video it might be easy for me to follow! If anyone can help that would be much appreciated
Yeah not really what im looking for i dont want my gdrive contents on the nas as the team drive i want to use is hundreds of TB i just want to be able to link the Gdrive to the nas not download contents and run it with plex
so i can run plex with the contents of the Gdrive via the nas
i have tried that way but that only show MyDrive when i want to view team Drives as thats where i have movies and tv show
If you want to mount G Drive as a file system, look in the Plex Cloud section of the forum.
The Plex Cloud feature was discontinued several years ago. The discussion in that section is now mostly about using Google, etc cloud providers as sources for Plex, with Plex Media Server running at a hosted location.
Synology runs a version of Linux, so any solutions mentioned for Linux might work on a Synology NAS as well. For example, I’ve run rclone.org on a Synology in the past, to get around some limitations of Cloud Sync. You might also look at Plex Drive. I’ve never used it and do not know if it will run on a Synology NAS.
I will have a look i also found this wiki https://bitbucket.org/fusebit/plex-and-google-drive/wiki/Home for a user on this forum but as i said im really new to this and its hard for me to understand it and maybe some sort of video to follow would be a batter option
I have updated instructions here:
but sorry, no video.
Hi Blim i sign up to this forum just for you actually but couldnt DM you on here for some reason. Just wondering if you can help me out on this ?
Blim this is foxi123 but i have reached my post limit as a new user can you message me on this account ?
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