However, it's technically a separate program so there are ways to download it ahead of time.
According to the company, the brand new, media-centric interface reflects their love for gorgeous metadata and browsing media efficiently. As hinted at earlier, that's not all of the changes though. Some of the enhancements are as follows:
- Mixed Libraries - Now you can view all of your photos and videos in the same library. There's no need to jump between different media formats.
- Alexa Compatibility - Instead of Cortana we have Alexa. This means that you can ditch the remote and simply use voice commands. This feature works through your Amazon Echo.
- Better Subtitles - Plex can now display even more formats so you won't miss out even if the subtitle file isn't common.
- Gamertags - You don't have to link your Gamertags to your Plex account anymore.
Many of these sound like worthy improvements but the new look definitely stands out the most. The design is clean, modern and gorgeous. Now, let's say you want to download it right now? Well, search for "Plex for Xbox One" or simply "Plex" on your console and download the file named "Plex for Xbox One". You'll see two files there but "Plex for Xbox One" is the new version.
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