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My micro-HDMI to HDMI cable arrived yesterday so I tried Metal Gear Rising with the streaming tech at 1080p using 802.11ac
awesome performance, the shield really is a cool portable.
How? the Shield doesnt have AC?
My micro-HDMI to HDMI cable arrived yesterday so I tried Metal Gear Rising with the streaming tech at 1080p using 802.11ac
awesome performance, the shield really is a cool portable.
My micro-HDMI to HDMI cable arrived yesterday so I tried Metal Gear Rising with the streaming tech at 1080p using 802.11ac
awesome performance, the shield really is a cool portable.
curious how is the streaming quality?(assuming a good connection)
I can't find much info out there on quality of the actual streaming quality blown up on a big TV? I want to stream to a 65" TV. My concern is the compression.
Does it look like Youtube, or is it indistinguishable from a console?
To remote play PS4 on the Shield Portable this is what I did:
1. Update Shield Portable to Android 4.4.2
2. Install the Playstation App from the Google Play store
3. Download the beta 4 version on the remote play fix from this thread
4. Run that APK file from your downloads to install it
5. Open the new Remote Play app
6. Skip any controller pairing and click next to start it looking for the PS4
7. Sign in once to your PSN account then skip the search
8. Pair the device with your PS4 by going to the add device under remote play settings on the PS4 (ensure the connect directly is turned off while your at those menus)
9. Enter the number on the Shield and it should connect
10. IMPORTANT: Hold start until the controller mapping comes up. Remove any button mappings
11. FOR FULL 720p RESOLUTION: Before connecting to the PS4, hit the settings dots in the upper right. Change the video quality to high. This will only work if you have a very strong connection. It works great for me when I'm only a couple feet from my 5ghz wireless router. Any walls in between and the connection breaks up.
And that's all! You don't need to be rooted, just go through the steps and it should work with full controller support. Even R3 and L3 work as they should with games like CoD or Battlefield. To use the PS button touch the screen and hit the little bars at the bottom.
I don't know of this is the place to say it but I love the shield streaming technology. I have a raspberry pi and limelight and being able to stream games/emulators/media to my tv from my gaming rig with 1ms lag is amazing. I've enabled remote desktop settings in geforce experience and it's like my computer is hooked right to my tv. It blows my mind everytime.
Followed your instructions and it works flawlessly. Easier than i thought. Thanks.
In my opinion, if you have a good router with a good connection, it can look very close to native. I normally stream to my 55in TV and it looks pretty much just as good as if I were to hook up my PC to the TV.curious how is the streaming quality?(assuming a good connection)
I can't find much info out there on quality of the actual streaming quality blown up on a big TV? I want to stream to a 65" TV. My concern is the compression.
Does it look like Youtube, or is it indistinguishable from a console?
Anyone that's tried to buy a Shield Portable lately knows they're difficult to track down, and Nvidia is sold out.
Then I saw this blog propaganda piece today:
http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2015/02/23/nvidia-shield-submarine/
One would hope that this will dispel any rumors that Nvidia is going to stop producing the device, at least.
Anyone that's tried to buy a Shield Portable lately knows they're difficult to track down, and Nvidia is sold out.
Then I saw this blog propaganda piece today:
http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2015/02/23/nvidia-shield-submarine/
One would hope that this will dispel any rumors that Nvidia is going to stop producing the device, at least.
Why the hell are they so hard to find these days? I've been looking for over 2 weeks now. Definitely not going to pay the extortion prices.
Why the hell are they so hard to find these days? I've been looking for over 2 weeks now. Definitely not going to pay the extortion prices.
So I'm sure this has been asked a lot recently, but is the shield tablet still the best tablet for PC streaming with Steam or should I go with a different Android tablet and Limelight? Budget isn't too much of a concern.
Me too, I liked out when they were $60 off after Christmas at Gamestop.i'm glad i have a shield portable. they dont seem to be selling them anymore and prices on ebay have gone up.
i'm glad i have a shield portable. they dont seem to be selling them anymore and prices on ebay have gone up.
Anyone know if the remote play app has been "tweaked" for 2.50 firmware on the PS4? Unsurprisingly, the Shield won't connect to the PS4 anymore.
YAAAAAAAS. I'd been holding out on getting a Portable for this. I'm so hyped.Couldn't find a topic about this yet, but it looks like Nvidia has an Nvidia Shield Portable v2 in the works:
WiFi certification site: https://www.wi-fi.org/product-finder-results?subcategories=11
Bluetooth certification site: https://www.bluetooth.org/tpg/QLI_viewQDL.cfm?qid=22779
It is being listed as "NVIDIA Shield Portable P2523"
From the looks of it, it will have Bluetooth 4.1, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi, Android 5.0, and will have the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor.
If you were thinking about buying the original model at a jacked up price, might want to hold off until this is confirmed.
source: https://liliputing.com/2015/03/next-gen-nvidia-shield-portable-game-console-coming-soon.html
To remote play PS4 on the Shield Portable this is what I did:
1. Update Shield Portable to Android 4.4.2
2. Install the Playstation App from the Google Play store
3. Download the beta 4 version on the remote play fix from this thread
4. Run that APK file from your downloads to install it
5. Open the new Remote Play app
6. Skip any controller pairing and click next to start it looking for the PS4
7. Sign in once to your PSN account then skip the search
8. Pair the device with your PS4 by going to the add device under remote play settings on the PS4 (ensure the connect directly is turned off while your at those menus)
9. Enter the number on the Shield and it should connect
10. IMPORTANT: Hold start until the controller mapping comes up. Remove any button mappings
11. FOR FULL 720p RESOLUTION: Before connecting to the PS4, hit the settings dots in the upper right. Change the video quality to high. This will only work if you have a very strong connection. It works great for me when I'm only a couple feet from my 5ghz wireless router. Any walls in between and the connection breaks up.
And that's all! You don't need to be rooted, just go through the steps and it should work with full controller support. Even R3 and L3 work as they should with games like CoD or Battlefield. To use the PS button touch the screen and hit the little bars at the bottom.
HYPECouldn't find a topic about this yet, but it looks like Nvidia has an Nvidia Shield Portable v2 in the works:
WiFi certification site: https://www.wi-fi.org/product-finder-results?subcategories=11
Bluetooth certification site: https://www.bluetooth.org/tpg/QLI_viewQDL.cfm?qid=22779
It is being listed as "NVIDIA Shield Portable P2523"
From the looks of it, it will have Bluetooth 4.1, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi, Android 5.0, and will have the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor.
If you were thinking about buying the original model at a jacked up price, might want to hold off until this is confirmed.
source: https://liliputing.com/2015/03/next-gen-nvidia-shield-portable-game-console-coming-soon.html
Make sure you download the new apk from this link. The new apk supports PS4 firmware 2.50.
Nvidia's GameStream tech lets GeForce owners stream PC games to Shield devices. The pairing process is a bit involved, though. Users have to enter a PIN on the PC for each Shield device they want to use, and they need to configure port forwarding on their router to stream games from remote networks. Today, Nvidia updated its GeForce Experience and Shield Hub applications to smooth out the GameStream setup process.
The new pairing process requires that Shield owners use the same Nvidia account to log into the GeForce Experience app on their PCs and the Shield Hub Android app on their Shield devices. Once that's done, Shield Hub should display a list of GameStream-compatible games without any further configuration. Nvidia says Remote GameStream should now work without port forwarding, too.
To take advantage of the simpler setup process, one needs only to update the GeForce Experience app for the PC and the Shield Hub app for Shield devices. Folks who don't have an Nvidia account already will have to sign up for one, as well.
Downloaded 0.9 earlier. Does this version have native gamepad support or do you have to go through the mapper?
So I have a Shield Portable, but I do not have a Nvidia graphics card and hence cannot Gamestream. I've tried Kainy and the like but the quality is pretty spotty, at best.
I currently have a 7970 Sapphire... For those that know a lot about graphics cards (I admittedly do not) what is a good Nvidia equivalent? Or something slightly better than the 7970?
Me too, I liked out when they were $60 off after Christmas at Gamestop.
Curious, why would you buy an equivalent and not an upgrade? The common equivalent on Nvidias side is the 770, in reality though if your gonna be replacing your GPU might as well go for the 900 series (970/980)
Couldn't find a topic about this yet, but it looks like Nvidia has an Nvidia Shield Portable v2 in the works:
WiFi certification site: https://www.wi-fi.org/product-finder-results?subcategories=11
Bluetooth certification site: https://www.bluetooth.org/tpg/QLI_viewQDL.cfm?qid=22779
It is being listed as "NVIDIA Shield Portable P2523"
From the looks of it, it will have Bluetooth 4.1, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi, Android 5.0, and will have the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor.
If you were thinking about buying the original model at a jacked up price, might want to hold off until this is confirmed.
source: https://liliputing.com/2015/03/next-gen-nvidia-shield-portable-game-console-coming-soon.html
Day one!