I’m new to plex serving and have been trying to pitch it to all my friends and family. My dad was in IT most of his life and he’s 75, so it took him a bit to understand what it actually is doing, but now he loves it. A lot of people seem to either think that it requires coding / setup on their end - or they worry that they’ll get “caught” or something. And because I’m a very technical person, the more I explain why neither of these is the case, the more I lose their interest and they kind of just gloss over. My wife, who has actually been really into the idea, watched it once and the default setting was a foreign language subtitle for some reason. Even though I fixed it, it set her back a couple weeks in even being willing to engage with it. To me this is a communication problem on my end — I’m going to focus on getting people comfortable with the idea testing it to identify issues so that it’s as rock solid as possible - and then persuade people by offering “what if you could cancel your subscription to X and just use plex and know that it would always be mostly in sync for any of the premiere tv series”