PMS Settings

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The PMS (Plex Media Server) Settings page allows you to set some important limits. This will allow you to tailor the WebTools-NG settings to suit your network conditions when accessing your Plex Media Server/s for data.

PMS Settings

Timeout when requesting data from PMS in sec
This option will increase or decrease the timeout when communicating with your server. You may need to set this to a higher value if you have a slow server device, such as a NAS, otherwise the default value should suffice.

Movie data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Movie data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

TV Show data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of TV Show data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Episode data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Episode data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Artist data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Artist data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Album data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Album data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Track data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Track data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Photo data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Photo data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Playlist content data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Playlist content data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Library data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Library data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Playlists data (Default: 30)
This defines the number of Playlists data items to grab each time WebTools-NG makes a call to the server.

Return
Click on the Return button to return to the Global Settings page

Note: Using a setting that is too high for the number of X data items to grab, may result in WebTools-NG being unable to complete it's tasks and therefore failing. Please return the setting to it's default value before trying again, thanks.

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