![]() ![]() But Plex has also been crystal clear about who it’s targeting with Skip Credits. Ironically (and probably intentionally), Plex chose to illustrate the new addition with an animation from the end of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, a movie that famously has its credits rolling alongside the final epilogue of the story - you probably wouldn’t want to skip those credits. With Skip Credits, the Plex Media Server uses an algorithm to detect the difference between a screen full of rolling text and a screen that has a full image of, well, not text. The feature works similarly to its Skip Intro option - a far less controversial feature given that most subscription streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video already let you do this. ![]() ![]() In a move that is sure to enrage the thousands of people whose names appear at the end of our favorite movies and TV shows, Plex has introduced a new feature that lets you skip the end credits on the content in your personal library. ![]()
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