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Sony should probably kill the "spoiler scene" recording warning

To be fair, it's pretty natural to assume that if it could be turned off, it would be settings>notifications... but that's not where it is. I had no idea until this thread that there was a separate menu for share notifications.
Indeed. I probably would not have thought to look there, especially when I've never done anything involved with the Share system, so I wouldn't have stumbled on it. My instinct would be to look at notification settings.

It didn't particularly bother me in Arkham Knight, but I'll happily disable that. Good to know.
 
I just wish the system wouldn't capture the "you've taken a photo" icon when you're trying to take rapid screenshots
What happens to me is I take one screenshot (pressing the share button once - easy screenshot setting), which is fine, but when I hold the share button and go to share screenshot it always takes a screenshot of that menu and then it thinks that's the screenshot I want to share. It's very strange.
 
I have the notifications turned off on my system and I haven't seen a single one during my playtime with Batman. I'm 80% done with the story also.
 
I swear the weirdest use of that was Type 0. There was a in-story song that was blocked, even in written form. Very confusing.

This one actually has a purpose outside of study. I streamed that scene with a capture card and uploaded it to YouTube. It was flagged for copyright and was muted entirely. When I appealed it the video was blocked from being viewed entirely.

TLDR They blocked it because of copyright issues with licensed music.
 
My favorite use of the notification is when you start up Dargon Age Inquisition and it blocks recording while the game attempts to connect to EA's servers.
 
Has anyone verified that this notification can be turned off? I turned it off in Share Settings just as described earlier in the thread, but the notification still comes up all the time in SingStar, where it especially annoying as it comes up every time a song starts and ends.
 
two scenes, i believe? this is why it stuck out to me.

like having a SPOILER WARNING in a book. it's silly.

you can turn off all notifications, but i believe you can't just disable certain ones. yet.

Do you broadcast the text of your books in the internet?

Edit: OK, I didnt know that there are promts during the gameplay when you are playing the game.
Seems like I deactivated the option and forgot about it.
 
1) well discussed before just fix your settings
2) music copyright laws are complicated so not even worth delving into that aspect .
 
1) well discussed before just fix your settings
2) music copyright laws are complicated so not even worth delving into that aspect .
But I did fix the settings. Unless I missed another settings that needs to be changed, I disabled this notification in Share Settings.
 
The Kissing Scene in Final Fantasy X HD is blocked. It annoyed the shit out of me because i liked that scene with the song.
 
I get the notice when I'm not recording at all. I'm guessing that's not normal?

When you say not recording at all, does that mean you completely disabled the automatic recording of the last 15 minutes of gameplay feature?

Because by default, you are ALWAYS recording.
 
With so many people out there with their own recording software, it's completely irrelevant.

but opening the possibility up to every PS4 owner increases the chance of it happening by a substantial margin. i mean, of all PS4 owners who actually has capture hardware/software?
 
Everytime I start the game I am wondering about this. Why you shouldn´t be allowed to capture the fucking title screen...

Because it does an EA account check at the start.
They don't want people accidentally broadcasting them putting in their password if they need to login.
 
Because it does an EA account check at the start.
They don't want people accidentally broadcasting them putting in their password if they need to login.
That makes sense, thx. But they could just activate the block, if you really have to put in your password (and not if it´s saved and you´re logging in successful).
 
That makes sense, thx. But they could just activate the block, if you really have to put in your password (and not if it´s saved and you´re logging in successful).

Yeah, true. I wonder if there was some technical reason for not doing it that way because it does seem like it would make sense.

Maybe that check can branch off into different ways, like registering, password checking, or some other account error stuff and the easiest way to stop those from all broadcasting was just to block the whole thing.
 
Also, you can still take screenshots. Which, fair's fair, aren't as spoilery as video, but they're still pretty potentially volatile, and rather strikes me as defeating the point.

I suppose it's the live streaming they're really fearing.
 
I really hope someone can 100% confirm that this is possible to disable, *and* that the settings to do so actually works on latest firmware. It clearly doesn't work for me - in Singstar at least.
 
Some of the things I've seen have been rather silly when it comes to that.

EA Sports UFC: Can't record any time there's live action video (probably something in their contract)

Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition: Can't record the intro video

Final Fantasy Type-0: Can't record any time the ending song is brought up. This includes when Ace
recites a poem.
 
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