From here you can browse channels, movies, TV shows or other content you may have installed on your Plex Media Server. Once linked, you will return to the Plex interface on Fire TV. Follow it to link your Fire TV with your Plex account. There should be a web link on the page to the Plex website. You may be presented with a PIN number.Select Sign In and use your Plex account credentials.Install the app and Accept the screen adjustments.Select it and Download from the product page.Search Plex and it should appear in the results with a yellow arrow.Access Fire TV and select Search above the Home menu.Turn on your TV with your Amazon Fire TV or TV Stick installed.This includes Amazon Fire TV and TV Stick. You will need to download the Plex Media Player onto each device you want to access Plex. Now the server is running and media loaded, we should set up Fire TV. If you want to know more about naming the Plex convention, check out my post ‘How to name TV shows and movies in Plex’ here on TechJunkie. If you do not follow this convention exactly, Plex may have difficulty finding and correctly identifying your media. One important thing to note when adding media is that Plex has a strict naming convention for folders and files. Once finished you will be returned to the main Plex page. Select Done on the next page to allow access to the server and allow Plex access to anonymized data.Repeat for all movies, TV shows, music and anything else you want to add.Add the different libraries by selecting a category and select ‘Browse for media folder’ on the next page. Select Add Library on the next page to add your own media to the server.Name your server something good and select Next.Accept the user agreement and sign in to your Plex account.First select whether you are installing on a computer or NAS (Network Attached Storage).
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