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You can either reboot now, or further down this guide as a reboot will be necessary later on as well.

#Ps4 remote play controller not working install

After it is done downloading, it will ask to install and enable the module, which needs a reboot.

#Ps4 remote play controller not working android

This will install the necessary foundation to use Remote Play as if you had a Sony Android device. Once you have Magisk set up, go to the вЂњDownloadsвЂќ tab on the sidemenu, and search for the вЂњSony FrameworkвЂќ module (v1) by Seyaru.Magisk is good to have regardless of whether you want or need this mod, as itвЂ™s one of the better systemeless root solutions out there.

#Ps4 remote play controller not working plus

You can find the necessary files plus installation instructions on this thread.

First things first, you want to make sure you enable MagiskВ by flashing it through your Custom Recovery ( TWRP).

Or, you can display floating videos on top of your game to multi-task while gaming - the opportunities are endless. WhatвЂ™s more, you can still reply to texts and such by using NougatвЂ™s multi-window, for example, without interrupting your game. But itвЂ™s still useful as it enables you to continue your videogame even if someone is hoarding the TV, or if you want to game in a different room or while on the toilet. Given it вЂњnecessitatesвЂќ WiFi (it can be spoofed, though), itвЂ™s also likely youвЂ™ll be playing it from home anyway. Now, Remote Play on smartphones is kind of a situational feature - itвЂ™s extremely bounded by your internet connection speeds on both your console and your smartphone, and setting it up right can be quite a hassle without a gameclip to hold your phone and controller together.

#Ps4 remote play controller not working Ps4

Hope this helps you out for now! It is sad that it doesn't work out of the box, but I was quite relieved there was still a way since I bought a tablet specifically for this purpose.If you are lucky enough to own both a PlayStation 4 console and a Sony Xperia smartphone or tablet, then you might be aware of a service available to you: Remote Play, an app that enables you to play PS4 games on your smartphone by streaming it through your console. You might even be allowed to turn off the secondary DS again after starting, I haven't tested it yet. If you want to start Remote Play again on a different day, you just have to start up your secondary account first, turn on Remote Play, and switch accounts on your PS again. You can do anything you want on your TV now, watch Netflix, etc. You just switched everything on the PS and the Remote Play app shows that. It hasn't, since the secondary DS is still connected to the secondary account in the background. It doesn't care what is done on the PlayStation, the only thing it is looking for is whether it's connected PS account is still online and if the control hasn't been taken over on the PS. Now, your Remote Play app will still show whatever happens on the television/PS. With this Dualshock, log into your main account (on the PS), while the other account remains active.Д¦. Turn on your other DualShock (your preferred one, so to speak). Your (secondary) Dualshock will control it on the PlayStation, however, you can't use it because when you use the DS on your PS it will disconnect Remote Play (as far as my experience goes).ДҐ.

Start Remote Play while this newly created account is active on your PS. Login with this account in Remote Play (and vice versa, register the Tablet/device in the PS settings of said account)Д¤. Make sure to connect this account with PSN (you don't need PS+)ДЈ. Create a second account on your PlayStation consoleДў. To avoid this, you need a second account. The thing is, if you take over control on the PS of the account you have registered in Remote Play, it will disconnect Remote Play. So, as I said before, you need to be home (and close enough to the console), because you still need to be able to link with the PlayStation. The workaround is leaving your Dualshock connected to your PlayStation, instead of your Android device.

#Ps4 remote play controller not working Bluetooth

So, the problem is actually with Sony for all I know: Your Dualshock will connect to Bluetooth and your tablet, the Remote Play app is just not acknowledging it (since it probably doesn't support Tab A7 yet, I have no clue). Disclaimer: This will only work for people gaming from home, close to their console, and as far as I can tell you need a secondary Dualshock. Hi guys! I've specifically made an account hoping to help you (and others online) out! Like users have said, this is the first link to show up on Google, so hopefully, this will work for others too.