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I searched in Ubuntu for VNC (which is enabled NOB on Raspberian) and the only software it came up with is Remmina so I installed it on my pi4. I need to run my raspberry 4 headless so I need to connect to it using some kind of VNC software. Had to hardwire the raspberry's NIC to my router.

I must have typed in my password 6 times. Your instructions are wonderfully written but I have a few issues with running Ubuntu on my pi4.įirst it would not connect to my wifi. Click on CHOOSE OS under the Operating System heading. Launch Raspberry Pi Imager app on your computer.ģ. The next steps in this project will erase all data on your microSD card.Ģ. Insert the microSD card into the corresponding slot on your computer. In this section, we will install Ubuntu desktop on our Raspberry Pi.ġ. Review the Plex website for the most updated list of devices (opens in new tab). The Plex app is available for iPhone, Android, SmartTVs, Roku, Chromecast, AppleTV, and more. After you have completed the steps in this tutorial, you’ll access your content from this device via the Plex app.

Please note that your Raspberry Pi must be powered ON and connected to the internet for your Plex Media Server to work.

There are of course other ways to transfer your media, but we have found the USB drive method to be the easiest.

Copy your media (photos, music, videos) onto a USB drive.

You can organize your music with the hierarchy, Music > Artist > Album, Videos by title, and Photos > Year > Month. (opens in new tab) Organize your music, photos, and videos into respectively named folders. More info on organizing your media collection from Plex.

Organize your media collection, name the files and group music in folders by artist.

Power supply/Keyboard/Mouse/Monitor/HDMI Cable (for your Raspberry Pi).

32 GB (or larger) microSD card (see best Raspberry Pi microSD cards).

Raspberry Pi Imager installed on a computer running Windows, osX, Linux.

Raspberry Pi 4 4GB RAM (opens in new tab) or higher.

Set up your Raspberry Pi as a Plex Media Server.