This probably doesn't help, but I use watch together by going to the individual episode and clicking it there. Of course, for a playlist or TV show that means you have to click it for every individual episode.
this post was submitted on 15 Mar 2024
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In my opinion, since it stopped working entirely, any and all help is appreciated. So cheers and thanks for the suggestion.
This has been a huge bummer, because I was curating old shows complete with old commercials in between.
Theres an *arr relative that allows you to craft channels from your media and use the Plex live TV system to display the channels in the EPG. Although I don't remember what it was called at the moment and I don't know if it handles commercials, but it's on my backlog somewhere...
Hey, at least it's a place to start looking, thanks! I've been avoiding the whole *arr ecosystem because I'm lazy dammit and already have a backlog of too many personal network projects I fail to commit the time and effort to. This may be the final push to give in, but we'll see haha.
I think you'll be happy with the *arrs. They're easy to set up, highly automated and a great way to collect media.
Didn't Plex used to do something like that natively? It would simulate live TV using your library, right down to being half way through an episode when you switched to that channel.