Plex Media Server is one of the most popular media streaming solutions available on the internet. The client-server media player is used by many to organize their library and watch their favorite content online.
The app was released back in 2008 and is available on all popular platforms. Users can stream their personal media libraries as well as over 130 live TV channels.
It also offers a paid subscription service called Plex Pass that offers access to paid content from various providers such as Tidal, Television Studios, Warner Bros, Lionsgate, and many more.
Now, many are reporting that the Plex Media server is ignoring their subtitle language preferences. Users say that the issue surfaced after the May server update.
While Plex does offer users the option to select their preferred subtitle language, the feature does not seem to work right now. Users say that the option worked as intended up until Plex 1.23.
This is really frustrating for those who have multiple libraries set in various languages since Plex straightaway ignores it. Users say they tried reinstalling Plex, cleaning up the library, and resetting settings but nothing seems to work right now.
It still remains unknown why the Plex Media server is acting this way and ignoring the language preferences. Here is what a Plex employee had to say when an user asked him about the issue:
We hope Plex developers fix the subtitle language preference issue as soon as possible since its been this way for almost six months now. If and when they do, we will update this article to reflect the same so make sure to keep an eye out.
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