


Just say “ Alexa, ask Plex to change my default player“. Echo will speak out all of the devices that are connected with your Plex server, and you can change the default player to the one you want. However, if you have multiple devices connected to your Plex server, you can set one of them as the default player. If you set up Plex exactly the way I described it, chances are your default Plex player was set to your web browser. There are a lot of different commands that you’ll just love using on your Amazon Echo. You can ask Plex to play something you’ve recently added, play a random episode from the TV shows you have, or even get Plex to suggest something for you to watch. With the Plex Skill enabled on your Amazon Echo, you can do a lot of things on your Plex server.

Let’s talk a little about how you can use the Plex Skill with the Amazon Echo, shall we? The Plex skill will now be enabled on your Amazon Echo, and you can use voice commands to use your Plex server.
