In my recent power outage, I found out that Fire TV hates to be offline and kept interrupting my stream every 30 mins forcing me to reboot, my built-in roku TV did not want to connect to the server at all (everything was set up ahead of time for insecure connections). You're also going to need enterprise wifi hardware in order to pull off 50 streams, no consumer router will be able handle that, and I think enterprise hardware will also struggle - Maybe try something like unifi and have multiple access points (not wireless mesh, they all need to be wired to the main router) Is this for a business? What is the budget? There may be a better solution than plex so what is it you're trying to do?ĥ0 Transcoding streams is not going to be possible with any hardware so to have all of your clients to be the same and to be able to direct play your files, or at least verify all of your different devices to direct play.

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