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If it is, you better bet that Microsucks will make it only compatible with their own Bluetooth headsets.propitiatory predators.You are more then welcome to spend the time, money and resources to develop your own gaming console and network. You can then give away everything that you invested in.Because not locking out third party bluetooth devices would for sure be 'giving away everything you invested in'. I would like to have a better pool of options for headsets. As a general rule I can find few comfortable options that work well that I can afford.
Hence why PS4 outsells the Xbox one. That's a sorry excuse dude. As PS4 and it's predecessors have proven allowing me to use whatever Bluetooth headset will work does not effect the money that's made off the console. I can use any headset with a 3.5mm Jackeven if it's not made by Microsoft and that's ok what's the difference.Odd. Whenever I try to hook up a Bluetooth headset on the PS4, it tells me, 'Bluetooth Audio Not Supported'. Two of my friends get the same message with headsets that worked on the PS3.
Have they updated this in the last two weeks, since last time I tried?Can't even use stereo earbuds (with mic) on the PS4, because the mic won't work; a few updates ago killed that.
Our next major system software update for PS4, version 4.50 (codenamed Sasuke), rolls out tomorrow. We’ve already shared some of the, like external HDD support and custom wallpapers, but that wasn’t all this update has to offer. Here’s a look at some additional features heading to your system soon.Improved 2D Images on PS VRIf you’re playing a game in PS VR and you return to the PS4 home screen, you may notice that the resolution looks lower than normal on the TV Social Screen. Following this update, you’ll find that the resolution of the system screen displayed on your TV is significantly better when you’re out of VR mode.Also, the resolution of Cinematic Mode on PS VR will improve — if your PS VR screen size is set to Small or Medium, the frame rate of content viewed in Cinematic Mode goes up from 90Hz to 120Hz with this update.Voice Chat for Remote PlayWe’re adding voice chat when using Remote Play on Windows PC, Mac or an Xperia device. This is especially useful if you’ve got a gaming session planned with your friends, but you’re away from your system.
You can switch your mic on and off via the microphone icon on the Tool Bar of the Remote Play app.Off Console AvailabilityWe have a variety of off-console apps and features that make communication with other gamers easier, like the PlayStation App and PS Messages. We’re adding an icon, shaped like a smartphone, which indicates a player is logged into PSN but away from their system.Boost Mode (for PlayStation 4 Pro only)PS4 Pro gets a new feature in this update called Boost Mode.
This feature has been designed to provide better performance for select legacy titles that have not been patched to take advantage of the PS4 Pro’s faster CPU and its faster and double-sized GPU.This can provide a noticeable frame rate boost to some games with variable frame rates, and can provide frame rate stability for games that are programmed to run at 30 Hz or 60 Hz. Depending on the game, the increased CPU speed may also result in shorter load times. You can turn on Boost Mode by going to Settings System.Keep in mind that Boost Mode is not guaranteed to work with all titles. Turning the setting off will allow the game to be played in a mode that replicates the standard PS4.
So the issue is Bluetooth has two audio protocols. Audio to device is where it can transmit and receive high quality stereo audio (no mic). Handset audio is where you get low quality mono audio and mic for phone calls.The reason Sony doesn’t want to support stereo is because people would start asking for mic support too.
But they have no way to implement it due to the limitations of bluetooth’s standard protocols.So you may ask how does the DS4 have stereo audio and mic support. Sony may have created their own custom protocol to deliver such fidelity. They can do that because they own the source and destination devices, ie console and controller.Bluetooth may support it in the next revision but it’s no guarantee.
That’s why you see hi end gaming headset with a Wi-Fi dongle. Those companies had the create their own protocol for their headset. Thanks for your replies! It is true that bluetooth is not even remotely capable of delivering an high fidelity sound, but I think that no one would expect that from bluetooth earbuds. Bluetooth is a versatile and ubiquitous technology and this makes it so handy and useful: it doesn’t need a dongle and works with an enormous range of devices. And this is why I find really annoying the fact the PS4 has a bluetooth chip and does not allow me to use it to listen audio from games or Netflix, when it would be really easy.I personally prefer to sacrifice audio quality for this versatility and simplicity, but I obviously understand the point of view of an audiophile: I just don’t think that Sony should make this choice for me.Also, I can still connect wired 3$ earbuds to the DualShock 4 and listen audio from it and I really love this.
So, this “preserve audio quality” thing seems an argument a bit weak to me. I mean, it is totally understandable in principle, but I don’t see why be so stubborn on wireless audio quality when they allow worse audio quality over wire and abysmal video quality with any kind of TV/monitor (and I don’t see why they shouldn’t). I hope one day you can backup screenshots and video clips with the same external storage device that your storing game’s with.I’m hearing you can’t store anything but game’s on that drive.As it stands you have to have two external storage devices.1. For storing game’s on external storage device2.
For coping screenshots and video clips to external storage device.Those that are invested in a external storage device now have to opt into two external storage devices to free up space on the internal storage device.Please change this method. What about the ability to change our PSN id’s?! X-box has been able to do this for a long time. Playstation customers would love to have the option as well. Some of us have been on PSN for a really long time, and don’t care much for the id they chose do many years ago in a rush to play their new console. We didn’t realize it was a life long choice.
Would have put a little more toothy into it. Charge a fee if you’d like. It doesn’t matter much. It seems easy enough, and it would make a lot of people happy, and Playstation more money. Seems like a no brainer. No idea why this is being ignored.
Couple of questionsWhich external hard drives are compatible and which are recommended?Can I use the ones that need to be plugged in via AC adapter or can I use the ones that are powered by USB via connection?Also how many games can 4TB Hard Drive hold? I plan to only use it for games, DLC and if able to the save data. But I plan on getting a lot of games so I want a Hargrove that can hold all games I buy until PS5 releases. Games like God of War,WWE, Kingdom Hearts,Watch Dogs,GTA etc to name a few. So will 4TB be enough or do I need bigger?Also if I can’t put save data on hard drive can I still back up my save files on my 32GB thumbdrive/flash drive after I install the external hardrive?
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Like hard drive in one usb slot for games and 32GB thumb drive on other sub slot to back up game saves?Please help. You’re going to want a USB3 drive, the faster the better. External power or USB power probably doesn’t matter a lot – I’m using one that’s USB powered (an old 1TB hybrid drive in a new USB3 enclosure), and it seems to work well – I don’t notice the difference between a game on the internal drive and a game on the external, in how long it takes to load or how it plays. If it’s USB powered, then it can sleep/wake with your PS4 and save some power. If you get external power, try to find one that can sleep when there’s no connection, so it can save power while your system’s off or sleeping.As for how many gamesthat depends on the games. Go look in your storage menu now, at how much space each game is taking.
Some take dozens of Megs, some dozens of Gigs, so it all depends. My 2TB internal still had over a quarter of the space free before the beta, and I had what I thought was a lot of games requiring a lot of storage.You can still copy save files elsewhere – just not on the same drive as your games. The drive you put your games on will be reformatted, so don’t use the one your saves are on without moving them first. I mentioned the same thing.
Funny that they continue to support Xperia when it is in even worse shape than the Vita.It is time for Sony to move to a PS4 based mobile. Give me the PS4 OS on a new Vita like Phone with clickable sticks and R2/L2, and I will buy one every year.
I have messed with Xperias and iPhones for the last 4 years, and I am done. I have an Xperia X Performance, and it sits at home. It will be the last smartphone I buy, after it dies, I will either get a PS Phone, or a flip phone.
Since that store’s beta launched on PS3, it’s run like a hot mess. And PS4 didn’t really fix it’s performance, and it’s only gotten worse as this generation has gone on. As for the PS3 version lol, that just crashes more than not.
I don’t even have it installed there anymore.PS Store needs revamped entirely, and the team currently working on it needs to never work in the industry again. Terrible design, terrible functionality, terrible stability, terrible organization.
Just dreadful in every way. When you think they can’t do worse, they update it or change things and tada, they managed to make it worse.
Only thing all 3 console makers seem to be truly competing in is how terrible they can make their digital storefronts. Each one striving to be the worst, like no one ever was. I hope you add the option to notifications so we can have them separated again.
I don’t want them all dumped into one menu. I like having uploads/downloads/etc in different tabs. The only annoying thing was the redundancies of “new”, and “notificaitons” not being deletable at all.Also, I hope this patch restores app’s options menus.
I don’t know why they vanished, but only being able to delete from the options menu for apps is stupid beyond words. I close the apps from there, it’s far faster than going through the PS menu, and now we can’t check patch info not that they’re hugely useful, most are just ‘bug fixes and stability’ updates but still.Options menu needs to have more options than not. There’s an entire button dedicated to options, make it worthwhile. Nice to see a full update:-) BUT CAN YOU PLEASE READ THIS can you please do an update that will allow me to change the output sounds (and mic) back to my head set when using PS-VR as the way it is now is only set up to use the stereo headphones and camera mic but i use my 5.1 surround sound headphones but can’t change the mic back to the headset for chat which causes a lot of echo and feedback problems as the camera is a lot closer to the telly so I can’t effectively going to group chat when I use a PS-VR. How about Vita?I will never support Android or iOS PlayStation Apps, and I will never by another Xperia.
Terrible OS’s and even worse devices. Give us a PlayStation Phone, or start treating the Vita like a part of the family. The lack of communities and now voice chat during Remote Play is absolutely disgusting.On the PS4 side, I am very pleased. Looking foward to the new quick menu, game save in the options menu for each game, and Boost Mode. The PS4 OS is realy starting to take shape, and I am very excited to see where it goes. I would take this OS on a Phone over iOS and Android any day.