logzio-python-handler VS PlexKodiConnect

Have you ever wondered how logging services like logz .io or loggly .com ship your logs, onto their platform? For example logz .io has an opensource logging handler which they use to transport logs from your application to their platform where further analysis are carried out on these logs to enable you derive substantial insights on your application's performance. In this short article we are briefly going to cover the basics of writting user-defined log handlers using the python standard logging package.

I used to do that, now I use Plex (running in a docker container on a machine under my stairs) and the Plex Kodi Connect (PKC) to sync my Kodi database to my Plex database. Best of both worlds

That being said, there are other client apps for Android: you can try Kodi, and use this plugin: https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect to use it as a Plex client. It is definitely much faster than the Plex app, and the setup while intimidating, is actually simple.

directions: https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect/wiki/Installation

PKC developer here. Stability is number 1 priority, I had the impression that's been working pretty great. I would love to get my hands on your log files to fix whatever issue you had: https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect/wiki/How-to-Report-A-Bug

Open Kodi and go to settings>add-ons and switch on "allow unknown sources" and add new repo: https://croneter.github.io/pkc-source

GitHub - croneter/PlexKodiConnect: Plex integration in Kodi done right