Waiting for that BF1 patch...
I was under the impression that you could just connect the Ethernet cable directly to each PS4s without having to connect to a router. I guess not?You have two options
1. Both PS4s are wirelessly connected to the router, so they have internet access. Then you connect one PS4 to the other with the ethernet cable so they can transfer directly between them. (WiFi transfer of content would...take awhile, which is why they need the cable.)
2. You plug both PS4s into the router individually. They have internet by default and can communicate with each other over the router too. This only works if you have enough ports, but it's temporary...
What you can't do, for example, is have your old PS4 wired to the internet but your Pro on Wifi. You need them both connected in the same way (otherwise you'd have no way to cable connect them)
I was under the impression that you could just connect the Ethernet cable directly to each PS4s without having to connect to a router. I guess not?
Yup. I just started the process on my consoles. Though I'm using the option of having both connected to the same router instead of connecting the consoles themselves, but it should be the same.So the transferring of data is as simple as being signed in on both consoles, connecting the consoles together with an ethernet cable, and going into the settings and transferring/copying the data?
Super anecdotal but my same exact wired set up is blazing fast compared to the original PS4. It's like twice as fast and seems to be approximating what my speeds actually are.
That's exactly what I did with my OG PS4 and what I'm doing with the Pro. Just need to reinstall the OS and restore/copy backup saves/data from backup to Pro. Already sold my PS4 so I won't be doing the LAN console to console transfer.
Yes.
That's the weirdest thing though. The game does look a tiny bit better. Without a patch.
I am NOT selling my launch PS4 even though I'm getting a Pro. Thing looks too damn sexy on that vertical stand, and I know there will be a reason for me to have two PS4s. A reason I have not yet stumbled upon.
interesting.
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Awesome!, How's the vertical stand? I'm curious because the original PS4 stand had quite a bit of wobble and I'm contemplating wether or not to pick one up today with my pro.
You can wobble the console a bit, but feels relatively safe. It's a lot sexier than the original though.
Has there been any news on the BF1 pro patch updates?
Is anyone able to confirm that you can restore a ps4 backup thats on an external drive toa ps4 pro?
You can, just have to enable it in your power options.
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Sorry if this has already been discussed but any info on Deus Ex pro changes?
i would assume so its one of the recommend ways sony put int he ps4 pro FAQ for those upgrading to the pro plus the firmware is the exact same between the two systems.
I was under the impression that you could just connect the Ethernet cable directly to each PS4s without having to connect to a router. I guess not?
we have ahd the pro update for this game since early october all we know is will support upscalling to 4k and hdr.
Is anyone able to confirm that you can restore a ps4 backup thats on an external drive toa ps4 pro?
Im doing it right now.
Yup. I just started the process on my consoles. Though I'm using the option of having both connected to the same router instead of connecting the consoles themselves, but it should be the same.
Finding the disc drive to be louder than my OG PS4. Making quite a bit of noise while playing Dishonored 2.
BTW, no Pro enhancements for Dishonored 2? Nothing in the settings anywhere...
You have to be logged in on the same account, and on the latest firnware, before you can restore a backup.Is this true? a buddy of mine told me that, whatever game application/system data backed onto an external hard drive from a non PS4 Pro system, can't be restored onto PS4 Pro after inserting the 2TB HDD which from the non PS4 pro!
Nope..
I was under the impression that you could just connect the Ethernet cable directly to each PS4s without having to connect to a router. I guess not?