It will choose direct connect before WiFi if it is available.
Cheers. I think I'm just letting peoples reports of bad connections get to my head, obviously everyones network setup will impact their experience differently.
It will choose direct connect before WiFi if it is available.
Well then I have no idea why it is not turning on. This I'd one of those crossroads where it turns out to be a hardware issue but I wait too long to return it and have to live with it forever. Happens every generation.
well just tested it at my families house during thanksgiving... resogun and warframe away from home worked pretty damn well (warframe controls were weird though) but it worked exactly like it was supposed to... even on a tethered jailbroken iphone connection it ran good enough to actually play! i was surprised.)
cant wait for FFXIV on the go!
Still debating on a vita. I love the idea of playing games in bed (probably mostly sports games) but I still fear the small screen. Really scares me.
Digital Foundry just did a "thorough" test and review of Vita Remote Play.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-vs-vita-remote-play
In our initial test run, Killzone Shadow Fall fared worse of all with Remote Play taking an average of 160ms to respond. Now, we've visited Guerrilla Games, talked to the developers and we know that input lag - which is not factored into the equation - comes in at around 80ms. That results in a deeply disappointing total end to end latency of 240ms. Weirdly - by switching to the router (where we would expect latency to increase), we shaved that down to an average of 180ms - playable, but not great. Moving to Battlefield 4, we saw the opposite. Via the direct connection, Remote Play latency (not factoring in input lag) arrived at 100ms, creeping up to 133ms when we hooked up via the router. At the granular level, we saw a variance in response even between the same tests repeated multiple times, and on all games. Killzone just got the luck of the draw in producing the worst response during our testing.
networking, how does it work? a local wired connection latency is 1ms. he doesn't appear to understand that the variability could be due to quality of the 2.4ghz signal. if he knew what he was doing he would have ran an wifi analyzer to see how crowded the channel that either the router or ad hoc (direct connection) were running on. the reason you don't need to consider that on a wii is that it runs over 5ghz which has many more channels. anyhow, it's nutty that Sony not only didn't include 5ghz in the new Vita - they also didn't include it on the ps4
Same here. It's really making me mad now. I've done everything I can and it just won't work.Really wish i could get remote play to work through the internet. I tried everything. Enable Upnp, port forwarding, DMZ, nothing works.
Is second screen possible in BF4?
How do you activate second screen in rivals?
Just did a quick test from a mcdonalds wifi hotspot, and I could connect remotely without needing to forward any ports. Quality was shit but it was just a test - want to be able to use it over Christmas at my parents house.
One issue I think I've found is the HDMI-CEC control. I came home and the TV was set to the PS4 HDMI input. Seems that when the PS4 turns on it switches the input just like it does normally. I can imagine annoyed phone calls from my wife if I dial in to the PS4 from a hotel etc - "what have you done to the TV? Why is the play station on?"
I hope Sony can eventually update it so hat it doesn't use HDMI-CEC when turned on via remoteplay, otherwise I might have to turn that off
Tried some Killzone multiplayer over remote play yesterday and it works like a dream. Lag is extremely minimal.
I can't seem to turn on the PS4 over the internet though. It works at home, but not from another place. Does auto log-in have to be turned on?
The PS4 was obviously on standby, I'm gonna try opening the ports though. Thanks.PS4 needs to be placed into standby mode, and routers both at home and away need to allow usage of PS4 ports.
The PS4 was obviously on standby, I'm gonna try opening the ports though. Thanks.
Any UK Gaffers using the Virgin Superhub? The wireless signal is crap but I can't connect directly from downstairs as PS4 is in the attic. Might need a new router. Any advice welcome!
Is there no way to chose how remote is Working through ?
I have max signal on vita wifi on my bed. But when i remote play it looks like it chose direct 2 ps4 which have 1 bar of signal and work only near ps4..... Annoying
It will always choose Direct if it can pick up the PS4's signal.
Is there no way to chose how remote is Working through ?
I have max signal on vita wifi on my bed. But when i remote play it looks like it chose direct 2 ps4 which have 1 bar of signal and work only near ps4..... Annoying
You can turn off direct connect on the PS4, but then it'd always use the router, even when you're sat next to the PS4
You can turn off direct connect on the PS4, but then it'd always use the router, even when you're sat next to the PS4
how?
Well Remote Play on the Vita seems perfect at home via DC or router, come out the house and to work, tether to my phone and I just get that it's failed to connect. Not sure if it's a BT Home Hub issue as I know this didn't work on the PS3. Will be heading to a friends tonight to try over a true WiFi connection, if that's the case then it's new router time!
How did you get on with this? I'm on a BT home hub too, and outside of my own network remote play just doesn't want to work (it nearly does, the PS4 kind of powers up but doesn't beep. Goes back to standby after 30 seconds).
No joy with it which doesn't really suprise me, was already resigned to the fact I would be getting a new router.
Gone with this one WDR4900 N900 as it works out the box with BT Sport on YouView which my Linksys EA4500 doesn't.