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It took me a while to set everything up but I finally did it!
The only downside is in games where timing plays an important role such as dead by daylight. A small input delay is noticeable here, but that also happens with the remote play on my PC. Even in games where the image is fast, such as racing games, I notice a slight loss of quality, which is apparently normal.
Glad i din't buy that psportal!
The only downside is in games where timing plays an important role such as dead by daylight. A small input delay is noticeable here, but that also happens with the remote play on my PC. Even in games where the image is fast, such as racing games, I notice a slight loss of quality, which is apparently normal.
Glad i din't buy that psportal!
I recommend not using outdated software like the other guy just referred you to, and use NTON instead to create the forwarder. Last I checked it didn't have a GUI to go with it, but it does now, so now I can actually recommend this to people.
https://github.com/rlaphoenix/nton
As per usual, dump your own prod.keys first.
Choose your words carefully as what you have said cannot be the case.
How the f is there no delay if your inputs are on the remote end and framebuffer is on the local ps5? how can there be no loss of quality when this entire software is based on ffmpeg adaptive compression and only supports up to 720p/1080p max? maybe you mean its low enough latency and quality loss that you can't perceive a difference? but that is so just so subjective, i've had friends say super mario world on a raspberry pi with 150ms lag "is perfect" and i guess that is whats going on here, you are playing power wash simulator sitting next to your AX router and hardwired ps5 and can't notice.
Could you tell us about your lagless 4k network setup?
Thank you for this lol, I had similar thoughts as well when I read that post, but couldn't care enough to write a response because honestly, if the average not-so-tech-savvy person doesn't know about how video compression works and isn't actively looking for the imperfections, then about 90% of the time they probably really wouldn't notice them - they'd be the same people who'll tell you that there's no difference between 30 FPS and 60 FPS.
On that note, if you're one of those people, I hope you'll learn something new from this classic video.
Actually, I think it is game dependent. Doesn't work on games like Ratchet and Clank but works on Horizon. Maybe it has to do with adaptive triggers.
All MissionControl does is emulate a Pro Controller using inputs from your DualSense (or any other unsupported bluetooth controller). It'll work with anything you play with it, including homebrew apps like Chiaki.
From their GitHub page:
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i’m aware that dualsense connects with mission control i just meant like is there a way to use dualsense specific features like adaptive triggers and haptic feedback in chiaki the way u can with a wired dualsense connection in the official remote play app on PC
Hi, I'm using this build and remote my ps5, 1080p 60fps. Already OC to 1.5ghz, local network and everything are pretty smooth.
But there is one problem that every 1-2 minute my frame are just pause for 1 sec and resume, audio still running but video are pause then skipping.
Is this because my network or I did some config wrong?
I encounter this as well, cannot explain, because even if I use chiaki desktop, the video will sometimes corrupts as well... Maybe the cause is at protocal level we cannot avoid.
i think i found the solution on my side, because my router have the beamforming and turn out it's mess up Switch wifi cause the frame drop.
Turn it off solved the issue
it work awesome! Look much better
Anyone tried it via internet?
If it can, then no need to install android and use psplay to play ps5 via internet
Anyone tried it via internet?
If it can, then no need to install android and use psplay to play ps5 via internet
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