I could swear I saw messages the next day saying it had been updated but I could be wrong. You'll get messages about saves that were uploaded to the cloud and games that got patches installed, but I've never seen a system update auto-install.
Ah, my bad. Glad to hear it is fixed on PS4. Yeah I'm right there with you. PS3 takes forever to DL and install. But to have this feature you have to be "always online. PS4 has a separate actual hardware chip that handles all of this. It will be able to do this. Because those feel godawful in comparison to xbox updates. I discovered that by plugging in an Ethernet connection to my PS3 instead of using the wireless that my downloads were on par with my 's.
The wireless card in the PS3 isn't as good as the one in the slim There's been a bit of marketing around MIMO tech. Kindle had it last round and now Apple has done the same to improve wireless performance. But, in my personal testing it still boils down on the source. I can get pretty good results from speedtest. But, I haven't used a packet sniffer on the router to tell if those services are using multiple connections to download which I'm sure speedtest isn't.
I know, but compared to base DVD and Blu-Ray players, which support "offline playback", it's a dumb restriction. At a base level of functionality, the position of "This device can't play this media stored on a disc because it can't make an Internet connection" is dumb, especially in the face of games being able to be played.
Do PS4 games still have a section of the disc dedicated to the storing the minimum firmware version for the game to run? Wouldn't that firmware also have a library of Blu-Ray key revocation lists? I'm sure they'll play fine and it's a case of the base operating system install not including a video player, lol.
For the full process, follow our how to upgrade PS4 hard drive guide for the original model console, or how to replace and upgrade your PS4 Pro hard drive for the Slim and Pro models. As long as your PS4 is running firmware update 4. Once ready, you can install any download games as well as disc based installs onto your external hard drive, and also use this to transfer games between PS4s.
For a full step by step, visit our guide on how to use an external hard drive for extended storage on your PS4. Sony say that most USB 3. To see some recommendations, visit our guide to the best PS4 external hard drive and internal HDDs too.
If you are replacing your PS4 or upgrading to a PS4 Pro, you can transfer your data across from your old console to save having to download and install it all again.
For more information, see our full guide on how to transfer your PS4 content. To play purchased content on PS4, you need to be signed in on the PSN account that purchased it and connected online. This means that you can sign into your account on as many PS4s as you like to use your content, but only one can be used at a time as your account can't be connected online on more than one console simultaneously. Once that PS4 is set as Primary for your account, you can play purchased content while offline, and also access that content on any other PSN accounts on that console.
As one of the most requested PSN features of all time, Sony have finally made this option widely available to PlayStation gamers, and this is how to change your PSN name. You can't change your PSN name using a PS3 or PS Vita, and there are a number of risks and caveats to consider before making the change, especially if you play older games, so check out our linked article above for all the information you need to know.
For almost all games, you will need a PlayStation Plus subscription in order to play online - with a notable exception for Fortnite. You can subscribe through the PlayStation Store or by purchasing a code to redeem, and as well as unlocking online play, you also get two free PS4 games per month and GB of online storage for your PS4 saves.
Each month, subscribers receive two free PS Plus games which are yours to keep as long as you remain signed up to the service, but you need to claim these on your account within the month otherwise they'll revert back to their original price. To use the PS4 as a Media Server, you'll first need to download the Media Player app on your console if you haven't done so already, which can be found on the PlayStation Store. Next, install software such as Universal Media Server on your computer and set it up to make your media folders available on your home network.
Now all you need to do is open the Media Player app on the PS4 and your Media Server folders should appear ready to stream onto your console. PS4 is not backwards compatible, meaning you can't use discs from previous consoles to access your old games, however there are still options for playing them. Bear in mind that if you previously owned these games you will still need to purchase them again, and save data is not transferable from your old systems. The Spotify app is also available on PS4 for streaming music.
Once you're synced up, you can control your PS4 from the PS Vita and play games on the portable screen. As standard, the Share button on the PS4 controller is configured to access the Share menu with a short press, or hold to take a screenshot. In this menu you can also choose to save screenshots in JPEG or PNG format under Screenshot Settings , and decide if your microphone audio should be included in video clips say, you wanted to record a voiceover through Audio Sharing Settings.
On the surface, it looks like you can only share a single screenshot in a tweet or post, but there is a way to add more. Once you've gone into your Capture Gallery, highlight a screenshot then press and hold the Share button and select the social media platform you want to post to.
On the Share Screenshot section, choose the Change Selection option then tick up to 4 Twitter or 30 Facebook screenshots to add to your post, then simply add your comment and Share. To start streaming the PS4 game you are playing, access the Share menu by pressing or holding the Share button see above then choose Broadcast Gameplay. You'll need to set up an account with Twitch, YouTube, or Dailymotion if you don't already have one, and for more information you can read our full guide on how to livestream.
You can always press the PS button on your PS4 controller to return to the home screen and swap between different applications, but if you double tap the PS button you'll quickly swap between the two most recently used applications.
This means you can jump straight from your PS4 game to the internet browser or trophy list, for example, without having to visit the home screen. By selecting Trophies on the home screen then choosing a game, you can view the list of trophies available for it along with their rarity.
If you want to find further information on a Hidden Trophy, then select it and press square to Show Hidden Information which reveals its name and description. If you highlight a game on the home screen then hit the Options button, you get a number of options including Check for Update to see if a patch is available, Update History to read the notes for previous patches, and Information to show how much hard drive space the game is using, when it was last updated and what version it's on.
If your PS4 is getting very hot and the fan is making a lot of noise, then it's most likely clogged with dust which is preventing air from circulating correctly inside to cool the components. To resolve this, you can use a can of compressed air to spray the vents around the PS4 and push the dust out - be careful not to shake the can or tilt it at an angle as this could cause condensed liquid to enter your console.
If the overheating is still a problem then you can take apart your PS4 to remove any dust inside, however this will invalidate your warranty so only proceed if you are confident in your abilities. As someone who's had PSN download speed problems for years -- especially on the day of a release or major update -- I found myself frequently Googling for and testing out potential fixes that never worked.
Changing DNS servers, ritualistically switching between WiFi and Ethernet, superstitiously pausing and unpausing downloads at different completion percentages, and even trying to let all downloads progress while the PS4 is in Rest Mode. Nothing ever worked. I finally landed on this potential fix from Redditor TheTigerbite, which described a very simple four-step process that only took a couple of minutes and basically completely uncapped my PSN download speeds.
I'm just here to let you know that, if you fall into the camp I've been stuck in for years -- every fix you come across not working -- this one actually works.
That's it. After literal years of intermittent Googling and tinkering with my router and internet settings, this solution actually worked.
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