Remote Play is a very special feature that will allow you to enjoy your PS5 on a variety of other devices, including the PS4.
However, before you can use this feature, you need to make sure you have properly set up and enabled remote play on both your PS5 and any device you want to use.
This page will explain how to properly set up remote play on both your PlayStation 5 and other devices, such as the PS4.
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Remote Play for PS4 and PS5, including restrictions, explained
Remote Play allows you to play your PS5 or PS4 through other devices, whether it’s a TV or a smartphone.
All you have to do is make sure that the device you want to use for remote play has the PS Remote Play app and that the PS5 or PS4 is properly configured for remote play and that you have a good internet connection to avoid the slightest. possible delay.
Sony recommends having a broadband connection of at least 12 Mbps and using a LAN cable for the best experience. Although a slower connection will work, you will need a minimum broadband speed of 5 Mbps for Remote Play to work.
It is important to note that not all games support Remote Play. This includes games that require peripherals, such as PlayStation VR or PlayStation Camera.
Whichever console you use the remote on, be it PS4 or PS5, it must also be turned on or, depending on the console’s settings, be in sleep mode for Remote Play to work. It will not work if the console is turned off or if it is used for any of the following purposes:
- When you use Share Screen, Share Play or any form of game streaming
- When other users use Share Screen, Remote Play, Share Play or any form of game streaming
- When playing a Blu-ray disc or DVD
- When using PS VR in VR mode
Once Remote Play is working, you will also be restricted in the following ways, as these features are not supported with Remote Play:
- I cannot use Share Screen, Share Play or any form of game streaming.
- I can’t play Blu-Ray or DVD discs
- I can’t play music with Spotify
- Some or all video content may not display depending on the game or video service being used.
How to set up and enable Remote Play for the PS5
The first part of setting up Remote Play for the PS5 is making sure the console settings actually allow it to be used remotely.
Once you’ve successfully downloaded and installed the app, it’s time to head over to the PS5, where you need to make sure the console’s settings are in line with Remote Play.
First, you’ll want to enable Remote Play by following these steps:
- Go to settings’
- Select ‘System’
- Select ‘Remote Play’
- Select ‘Enable remote use’ and make sure the option is activated
Make sure you enable Remote Play first.
Once you’ve made sure the PS5 is properly set up for Remote Play, you’ll next need to download the PS Remote Play app on any device you want to use the PS5 on remotely.
If you’re using a PC or Mac, you can download the app from the Remote Play page on Sony’s website. If you plan to use your iPhone or Android device, you can download the PS Remote Play app from the app store of your choice.
Once the application is downloaded, you must log in to your PlayStation Network account and follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
When prompted, select your PS5 from the list of available consoles and wait for the two devices to connect to each other. It’s important to note that you must be logged into the correct PlayStation Network account on the PS5 for it to appear as a Remote Play option.
If all goes well, you’ll be remotely connected to your PS5!
How to enable Remote Play for rest mode on the PS5
While you can’t use Remote Play when the PS5 is off, it is possible to use this feature when the console is in rest mode.
If you want to enable this feature, you need to follow the steps below on your PS5:
- Go to settings’
- Select ‘System’
- Select ‘Energy Saving’
- Select ‘Features available in sleep mode’ and turn it on
- Select ‘Enable PS5 power on from network’ and turn it on
Make sure you enable Remote Play for rest mode.
This will allow you to use Remote Play when your PS5 is in rest mode, but remember, you can’t use Remote Play if your PS5 is turned off.
Remote Play for PS5 on PS4 explained
Days before the launch of the PS5, PS4 owners woke up to find a new app installed on their consoles: PS5 Remote Play.
As the name suggests, this app allows you to play your PS5 on any PS4 console, as long as the PS5 is properly configured for Remote Play. You can also use your DualShock 4 controller, instead of the PS5’s DualSense controller.
As with using Remote Play on other devices, you’ll have to follow the on-screen instructions to connect to your PS5 remotely, but once you do, you’ll find yourself looking at the PS5 home screen.
It’s important to note that when playing remotely via a PS4, there are some small changes to the controller.
By pressing the PS button, the DualShock 4 will open a small remote-only menu, allowing you to visit the PS5 home screen or Control Center, mute the microphone, return to the PS4 home page, or end the game. remote gaming session completely. .
Using Remote Play on PS5 to control another PS5 or PS4 explained
Remote Play on the PS5 has the ability to connect to both PS4 and other PS5 consoles, meaning you can enjoy a wide range of games as long as you have a strong enough internet connection.
You can find the Remote Play app on the PS5 home screen, and by selecting it you’ll be able to see which consoles you’ve set up for Remote Play.
From there you can select the console you want to play on and, as long as it is in sleep mode or on, you can connect to it and remotely play a wide variety of games.
The main Remote Play screen will also allow you to change the resolution of the console you are streaming (540p, 720p (standard), 1080p and, if you are playing remotely with a PS4, change the frame rate between standard or high.
Have fun experimenting with Remote Play on the PS5!
If you want to learn more about the PS5, check out our guides on Control Center, user accounts, capture settings, online status, and PS5 support.
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