GuitarAtomik
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Anyone else having the side loaded version of the Remote Play app ask for an update?
The PS4 is on LAN down on the main floor. The PSTV in the bedroom can't also be, unless I run some long-ass ethernet cord across the house, which isn't happening. Haha.
Hadn't thought about all the TV image processing stuff - thanks!
So, my question still is - is it possible to get a PSTV with PS4 remote play going with pretty much 0 lag? Does anyone have this working? I don't mean the "it runs fine for me" situation, which a lot of people who just can't detect lag say (a lot of my friends throw their hands up in the air when we're all collectively looking at something that has input lag, because they just can't seem to detect it, making me the 'picky' one, lol). I mean truly lag-free.
Vita Remote Play just got a nice positive article from The Verge. Reviewer of Fallout 4 praised the game as having one of the better customized control schemes on Vita [made by same dev who did Destiny Vita controls].
http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/9/9695630/fallout-4-remote-play-vita-parents
I used those in my old apartment to great effect, and in my new apartment they don't seem to work. I mean, the connection still works it's just that remote play didn't. Weird. YMMV indeed, probably depends on how your house is wired.Be warned, I I tried going the Powerline route and the adapters did not work in my house 99% of the time, and the 1% of the time it did work, the throughput was far less than wireless.
YMMV: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1106570
Just a reminder: A good router makes a BIG difference.
I wired my PS4 a couple months ago, but remote play was still spotty using the default Verizon fios router. And if my wife started streaming netflix, forget about it.
I got the Netgear r600 from best buy, and it made a HUGE difference. I was able to put the apple tv on a 5ghz channel, so theres less interference. Since the signal is so strong, I can stream high quality on both the vita AND ps TV. Very happy now and FO4 works great on remote play.
Hey it's the Google router they provide customers for that Google Internet is it a pretty good router?
Is there a preferred accessory for adding L2 / R2 functionality?
It's the only thing holding back my enjoyment.
Any fix for this? Really annoying problem that seems to have been around months and no reaction from Sony? Anyone manage to fix this? Wanna access my ps4 but it's resting in netflixI've been having an issue lately with remote play.
If I log into the PS4 from remote play and the PS4 was rested on Netflix, I'm stuck. The (PS4) PS button does nothing. So now my PS4 is just on while I'm out of town for the weekend sittin there stuck.
PowerLine adapters, there problem solved
Bump. After connecting the PowerLine adapters to the PS4 and Wi-Fi router, what do I connect my Vita to for Wi-fi? Do I connect to my normal Wi-Fi router, or is there a separate Wi-Fi connection to the PowerLine adapters?
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Compared to the previous connection (5 Mbps upload only), there are no compression artifacts at all (just a bit of lag). 10 Mbps upload is a must for 720p60 streaming.
Interesting. I thought PS Now was capped at 720p30/5 Mbps.Ars has said the same for PSNow. 9mbits gets the best quality preset of 720p60 and no matter how much more bandwith is present, picture quality remains the same.
Be warned, I I tried going the Powerline route and the adapters did not work in my house 99% of the time, and the 1% of the time it did work, the throughput was far less than wireless.
YMMV: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1106570
I have Direct Connect turned on my PS4. My Vita has no other Wi-Fi connections saved. I am six feet from my PS4 system.
Why is "internet speed" not good enough..?
Tomorrow I will need to update this OP once again. Remote Play arrives to PC & Mac.
Newer bandwidth measurements on Share Play over the internet.
Router: ASUS DSL-N17U
Connection: VDSL2 50/10 (sync speed 49999 kbps/9979 kbps)
First-hop ping: 20ms (the client was within the same country to minimize latency)
Game: TLOU MP
The PS4 host is connected via Gigabit ethernet to the router/switch.
Steaming settings: Framerate High (60fps)
High resolution (720p):
Compared to the previous connection (5 Mbps upload only), there are no compression artifacts at all (just a bit of lag). 10 Mbps upload is a must for 720p60 streaming.
No, that's not happening.But I hope they use the possible advantage then, if games are streaming in 720p, only render in 720p, so hopefully games with framerate dips below 30/60 get smoothed out a bit. If the limit was the GPU at any rate, which many probably aren't.
No, that's not happening.
Does this mean PC's getting native Dualshock 4 drivers?
If it's local, does upload matter? I'm guessing not as it would go straight from the PS4 to your router to your device, right?
Strangely my Chromecast seems to crap out around my upload bitrate limit though, so not sure.
Yes, PS4>Router>PC, local.
Chromecast is a dumb device, your android device is just sending it "link" to the media, and then chromecast starts streaming it from the web. Maybe they added direct device>chromecast streaming for media on your storage, but I did not follow news about that.
Your internet speed doesn't matter if both devices are in the same LAN.If it's local, does upload matter? I'm guessing not as it would go straight from the PS4 to your router to your device, right?
Strangely my Chromecast seems to crap out around my upload bitrate limit though, so not sure.
Your internet speed doesn't matter if both devices are in the same LAN.
I strongly recommend to avoid WiFi though (unless it's 5 GHz/802.11ac). Wired/Ethernet and Powerline/HomePlugs are the most reliable ones.
With the lack of Win 7 support in remote play in tomorrows update, what are the chances I can get it to work anyway? I have zero desire for Win 8, and I'm undecided on Win 10.
There's already hacked Vita Remote Play for Windows, so, already done, as that seems like almost what this is anyways. But if you want to use the official solution, just dual boot 10 and see if it's fine. If you like it upgrade to 10.