You don't need to be on your home network to use Remote Play, either. As long as you're logged into the right PlayStation Network account, you should be able to select your PlayStation 4 from the list of devices and start playing (make sure that your PS4 is turned on or in rest mode, too-it still needs power). Finally, plug your DualShock 4 into your computer and fire up the Remote Play application. Next, install the appropriate app on your mobile device, or download the appropriate software to your PC. First, you'll want to make sure you PlayStation 4 is attached to your PlayStation Network account, and that Remote Play is enabled (you can check your Remote Play configuration under Remote Play Settings in the Settings menu). That being said, once the session ends, there's nothing stopping you from reconnecting and jumping right back in. Finally, every Share Play session cuts out after 60 minutes, a limitation Sony probably imposed to encourage the visitors to buy the game themselves. Only the host earns trophies while playing.
PS4 SHARE BUTTON SHORTCUTS 720P
If you're on the receiving end of the stream, your visuals will max out at 720p resolution. Both parties need a decent and stable internet connection-streaming video takes bandwidth, after all. Share Play does have some limitations, of course. You can also take control of your friend's game (with permission), just like they handed over the controller to someone sitting in the same room. With Share Play, you can jump in as Player Two in a couch-based multiplayer game like Street Fighter V even if you live miles away. The PlayStation 4's Share Play feature reinvents couch-based co-op for the digital age by letting users remotely connect to a friend's console, streaming video from the game over the Internet.
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