To get it done, all you need is a reliable 4K Video converter. So, how to prepare your H.265 videos for playback on Plex/EX2 RAID1? Luckily, there’s a workaround that can make your movies playable on Plex/EX2 RAID1 – Encode H.265/HEVC to H.264 MP4 videos for Plex/EX2 RAID1. H.265/HEVC 4K movie is not included here. Hot Search: DVD to Plex | YIFY videos to Plex | WTV files via Plex | Blu-ray to Plex | VIDEO_TS files to PlexĪs far as we know, WD M圜loud EX2 RAID1 and ]Plex supported media file formats are restricted to MKV (H.264), MP4 (H.264). Does anyone know how to accomplish this? at the moment I am manually transferring the files to a USB stick and plugging directly into the TV which works but is not ideal.” Q: “I’d like to store my 4k video’s on an EX2 RAID1, I have tried the media server and the Plex app but both say the files are unrecognised and do I want to play the next one. There are some lucky guys have got some 4K Video files, but the problem is, when guys tried to play 4K video via Plex from WD My Cloud EX2, it seems that Plex won’t support H.265(HEVC) 4K directly.
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