

I also used input mapper to use my ds4 so I’ll be able to use the touchpad and I didn’t experience any problems with both of them. Instead, it works just like if you are going to play a PC game so I used ds3 tools in conjunction with motioninjoy to use my ds3. The ds4 controller doesn’t sync up like it does with the remote play app for Android. You can either set it up for keyboard controls like a PC gamer or you can use Joystick controls. Twisted, has really outdone himself with the control settings as he has made it a very simple to use interface. So I recommend that the PS4 be on a LAN connection to get their best results when using Wi-Fi or LAN on your desktop or laptop. If you’re going to use LAN to LAN, you won’t experience any problems either. If your PS4 is using a LAN connection and your laptop or desktop is using Wi-Fi it works great even on a cheap router. If you do not have a good router for PS4 Wi-Fi and PC Wi-Fi you’re going to experience a lot of lag.

Now this is where it counts, if you’re going to do PS4 Wi-Fi to PC Wi-Fi you better have a really good router. It worked on Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 without any hiccups with the video, sound and joystick controls. I didn’t see any performance difference from one PC to another.

My lowest performing PC specs are Intel Celeron 1.8 gigahertz dual core with 2gigs of ram and running Windows 10. It worked great on all four of them so it’s safe to say that even with a bare minimum PC it will work fine. I have tested this on four different computers, from my lowest to highest performing PC and laptops. You can check out the whole step by step set up here on twisted’s forum. Now, if you own a PSVita or PlayStation TV this should be very easy for you to do. Once the wizard is done all you need to do is set up the PS4. The PS4 Remote Play app for the PC is very easy to set up, it has a simple installation wizard. Twisted was nice enough to let me do an exclusive review so I would just like to say, thank you. There has been a lot of controversy about the PS4 remote play app for the PC, but I’m not here to talk about any of that stuff I’m here to review this great app.
