As you know, Sony released a major software update for PS5 on Wednesday, September 13, 2023. This patch adds new accessibility features (using a second DualSense controller for assistance), the ability to enable haptic feedback of the controller in the system interface Support for even more compatible audio devices Dolby Atmos.
this update also increases the maximum storage capacity of M.2 SSDs It is used to expand the storage space of your console. It is now possible to choose SSD, which was previously limited to 4 TB 8TB For the greediest.
Chromecasts with Google TV become compatible with PS Remote Play
But that’s not all. With this software update, Sony is expanding PS Remote Play app support to more Android devices. As a reminder, this technology enables: Stream your PS5’s interface and games directly over Wi-Fi connection On your Android smartphone/tablet, PC or even Mac. We will find the same system in PS5’s future remote reading device, PlayStation Portal.
According to the manufacturer, This patch expands PS Remote Play compatibility to all devices running Android TV OS 12 or newer. Actually this concerns a number of products, but for now only two are officially supported:
- Sony Bravia XR A95L TV
- Chromecast with Google TV (4K)
Thanks to this update, you will understand that Chromescast (4K) owners with Google TV now streams games from their PS5 over a local network. Enough to offer more flexibility to gamers who need to free up the TV in the living room, for example. But keep in mind that you’ll need to pair your DualSense with Chromecast for this to work.
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