IGN is very happy with the way Remote Play ended up working on PS4 and Vita. Here is the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TmlgVTMKgM&hd=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TmlgVTMKgM&hd=1
IGN's impressions of PS4 Remote Play with KNACK on Vita [beautifull image, no lag]
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ThatStupidLion
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DAT OLE-.... i mean dat (yellow) LCD - UGH!
thumbs up for remote play though - so stoked
also just a Question - so you can use the vita as a controller for ps4 i guess right?
thumbs up for remote play though - so stoked
also just a Question - so you can use the vita as a controller for ps4 i guess right?
There's another gif that shows 2 frames difference so depending on the framerate like 67ms. Completely fine for all but probably fighting games.
It's not a bad screen...
kriskrosbbk
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PS4 with Vita .Beat dat.
Monty Mole
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Do we know which model that TV is? We need to also add the TV input lag on to that figure to get the total.
Uno Venova
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impressive, I can definitely see me getting a Vita TV because of this.
Yeah I know. I can gif it with GifCam, but that can record only in 33fps, which is bad. GIF itself creates more identical frames by recording 30fps video. And for this kind of measurement, we don't want artificially created identical frames.
ThatStupidLion
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no its not a bad screen, but a yellow tint is definitely not high on the "pros" list for vita 2.0
the non-existent lag is great. any word on the distance that it holds up til?
That rules out COD... no? It's extremely fast paced giving a giant disadvantage online
This is my concern as well. Sure it works just fine in the demo environment, but what about out in the real world?
Otherwise, looks great. Glad I have a Vita.
Also, who is writing these descriptions for IGN? lol
Apparently it some very fast Sony TV, currently they go to as low as 14-16ms of display lag. This one says:
"低遅延 0.1フレーム" = "low lag 0.1 frame"
PS3 encoded video by taking some CPU power back from games. It was not fast, and developers did not want to give that power to feature that few would use. Also, PS3 had 802.11g WiFi module, which adds some latency.
On the other hand, both Vita and PS4 were built from the ground up for remote play. PS4 has dedicated hardware for fast video encoding, vita has dedicated hardware for fast video decoding, and both have fast 802.11n WiFi modules. For best performance, PS4 and Vita need to talk directly, without use of home router.
Doesn't YouTube cap at 30 fps anyway?
That's how it will work on your home router. It probably won't work like that over the internet no matter how good your internet is.
kriskrosbbk
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Few times better hardware and shit.
SwiftDeath
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Yep I'm starting to get really excited for remote play when someone else wants to use the tv
It really looks to be a great feature
It's the other way around.
You don't have to use the internet though. If you're close enough you can just connect directly to the PS4.
dedicated processor for encoding and streaming isn't it?
Because PS4 has hardware dedicated to video streaming.
Apparently it some very fast Sony TV, currently they go to as low as 14-16ms of display lag. This one says:
"低遅延 0.1フレーム" = "low lag 0.1 frame"
Interesting. Maybe a wiiU level performance then, where remote play may actually be more responsive than some people's TVs.
I'd like Sony to comment - this is the kind of thing where they might break it down technically for us.
Blackthorn
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Is this confirmed? I would love this.
This could very well be.
I don't expect it'll be that flawless over the internet (at best it'll be as good as OnLive or Gaikai, which had noticeable lag). They are 99% certainly playing on a LAN there. Though I do expect that kind of performance on a home network, for sure.
Yes, quite possibly. People noticed the same thing with the Wii U GamePad, so I expect remote play may have similar results. Obviously it depends on the TV, though.
NinjamicWZ
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If I can't compete in EVO while I'm on the moon, no sale.
Yes.
YT 30 fps
GC 33 fps
Therefore, for 1 second of gameplay, gifcam will manually create 3 new bonus frames. That's no good, GAF demands perfection.
You HAVE to give them some credit.
With all the signals and shit going on on that show floor, to run that smoothly is definitely amazing.
timmaysmittay
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.....like with magic or what?
Yea, looks like you're Remote Play OT will need to come up soon plus the great gifs of course. The closer we get to launch the more questions will pop up.
Ditto.
There was already lag in that video (a couple frames at most).and who knows what LAN setup they got going.
I'm skeptical, but hopeful. Especially after that hands on.
Er, are you being sarcastic? Vita has WiFi. PS4 has WiFi and Ethernet. They can connect through the LAN, or directly via ad-hoc wireless.
With magical WiFi. No home router required.
Andrefpvs
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It's not instant, there is a VERY tiny difference at this exact moment (very hard to notice while playing, 1~2 frames at most):
And apparently the TV being used has very low display lag? If so, the experience most of us will have at home should be pretty much near-perfect, if this demo is in fact indicative of the at-home experience.
Sony appears to have a fantastic feature right here, but I'd reserve final judgement for when we can personally try it on retail consoles.
