Hello,
Today is kind of a big deal because Remote Play is arguably one of the coolest features available on the PLAYSTATION 3…and my personal favorite. This video will teach you how to set up Remote Play between your PS3 and PSP. I love being able to show off all of my photos, movies and music saved on my PS3’s hard drive on my PSP…and it’s a feature completely unique to PlayStation. Enjoy!
its great you giving us these how to videos so what are you going to show us next ?
I use my remote play every night to stream southpark from my computer, to my playstation 3 and then to my PSP which is on my bed in my bedroom.
Remote play is an awesome feature and I hope we can watch Blu-ray movies via remote play one day.
Heh, the video managed to just skip over the part people actually have trouble figuring out. How to configure your router/firewall to allow you to use remote play over the internet. Don’t have a PSP myself, but I know that my friends who do have both have yet to get port forwardings etc., going in a way that makes remote play work for them outside their LANS.
@3 i got that part hey you may have to play it agin or call sony am sure they can help you or your friend with that i call them and they help me out alot.
I have a Question Its about to do with Remote play. I’m a Veteran at my PS3 and know every feature inside and out.
Just one thing I cant seem to Figure out. I know you haven’t put up a post about Remote Play yet. But you will coming up next week or so.
Anyways I’m Connecting Remotely with my PSP to my PS3 using [Internet Connection]
I have a Motorola Surfboard SB5100 Cable Modem hooked up to a Linksys WRT350N Wireless Router and Using my 60GB Model PS3 aka 500GB’s now ;)
Every time I setup using Internet Connection on my PS3 for Remote Play it will Turn on my PS3 all By itself after 1 minute of the PS3 being off and then it launches straight into Remote Play then if i don’t do anything it will Turn off my PS3 and basically go into the settings automatically and unchecked the setting of [Enable Remote Start via the Internet]
Continued on next post
Here is how i got there
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Settings > Remote Play Settings > Remote Start > ON > Checked [Enable Remote Start via the Internet] > Yes > OK
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Is there something that I’m missing or special settings in my wireless Router that needs to be set right?
to get a hold of me Email me or Drop a Line to PSN: Skater_Ricky 8)
If they had added a bluetooth transceiver to the PSP-3000, I could use my cell phone as a bluetooth modem and give my PSP an internet connection any time I wanted, making Remote Play a true use-it-anywhere feature, which would be all sorts of awesome.
Instead, it’s one of those throw-away features I never get to use. :(
The next PSP revision MUST be bluetooth-enabled. Seriously, guys.
I set it up when I first got my PSP but remote play is a feature I never really use.
Ugh not PSP I ment PS3, I wish this blog had an edit feature.
Agree with #7 Sakimori_X… I been asking for the Bluetooth Feature When the PSP-1000 was out.. but now they went throw 3 diffent builds and still nothing.. at least they finally put in a Micophone ;)
# Depending on the type of router in use, the PS3™ system may be repeatedly started at fixed intervals if remote start is enabled.
# If a remote play connection is not established within a certain amount of time after the PS3™ system is started; the system will turn off automatically.
# If your router supports UPnP, enable the router’s UPnP function.
# If your router does not support UPnP, you must set the router’s port forwarding feature to allow communication to the PS3™ system from the Internet. The port number that is used for remote play and remote start is TCP: 9293 or UDP: 9293. For information on setting up port forwarding, refer to the instructions supplied with the router.
(I’ve Set that up Didn’t Work SONY)
Lol this video doesn’t explain everything. you can do more such as watching TV with playTV, using PS3 via PSP in order to gain access to the latest version of Flash.
http://community.eu.playstation.com/playstationeu/board/message?board.id=84&thread.id=93895
Sony clearly is missing the hard parts here.
Having the PS3 turn on automatically requires that you have a User set up as the automatic login and then you enable the feature in the remote play settings.
Not to mention most of the people arent even having trouble with the local remote play.. it’s the remote access of the remote play that they really need a video for.
I’ve been an owner since day one, and have yet to use remote play outside the walls of my home. I’ve got Sony’s LocationFreeTV, and that works just fine without extra set up. Why doesnt remote play work the same??
HEY SONY, HOW ABOUT IT??
I already know all this. :(
@ 11 Coolwater
The Only way I found you Could Even Remotely Use REMOTE PLAY over the Internet (at a Friends or Family’s house or WiFi Hot Spots) is to Leave your PS3 ON in REMOTE PLAY! ;)
Then Make Sure that you Changed the Settings on your PS3 to “NOT” turn off your PS3 after a certain time. ;)
Or Else your PS3 will Shot OFF on you! :(
TIP: If something happens to a game while playing in Remote Play you will “NOT” be able TO USE REMOTE PLAY tell you Restart your PS3 :(
Your Welcome Everyone
PSN: Skater_Ricky 8)
i have my ps3-psp set up perfectly for this. and it worked fine for a long time but all of a sudden its not working. and my PS3 is in NY while im in PA so i cant even mess with the setting to fix it. sucks cause i wanted to use it
This is great Kristin, but I think these features should be spread to the world. The connectivity possibilities of PSP-PS3 make them the best possible media devices.
Let people outside the blog know that and add DVD DRMed ripping from PS3 to PSP.
That’s killer.
I\’m sorry I\’m replying a little late to these posts…I\’ve been flying the friendly skies back east for the holiday. I agree…a few suggested we post this on the PlayStation Store and I think that\’s a great idea. I will be sure to add them. Also, these videos will be available on the Knowledge Center on playstation.com.