So let’s get started by installing and configuring Plex. That means that other devices, like your Roku, can access the media content on your Mac. Plex is a free application that allows you to watch movies, television shows, and music on your Mac. If you primarily download movies from iTunes, you’ll probably want to consider purchasing an Apple TV. Those files are protected with DRM (digital rights management). Tip: Plex does not work with movies or television shows purchased or rented from the iTunes Store. All you need is a free application called Plex. (Except for any movies or television shows downloaded from iTunes - see the note below.) All of the DVDs you’ve ripped, (see How to Rip DVDs with Handbrake), movies you’ve downloaded, and music you’ve purchased on your Mac can be accessed by your Roku and viewed on your television. Like the Apple TV, a Roku can also stream movies, television shows, and music stored on your Mac. It’s also a popular choice among Mac users. Purchasing a Roku is a great way to stream Netflix, Hulu, and video content from dozens of other providers to your television. It’s one of Apple TV’s direct competitors, but with an entry-level model starting at $49.99, it costs only half as much. The Roku video player is a tiny box that connects to your television and allows you to stream video content from the Internet.
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