Hacking PS TV connect to PC

[mannyca05]

Hello,

Is there any way to connect PlayStation TV to PC to play Vita\PSP games in windowed mode? like Remotejoy for PSP

 

[Deleted User]

Nope. No type of homebrew like that for the Vita/PSTV; sorry.

But I suppose you could set up TN-V/ARK for your PSTV (if it's not already on the latest firmware) and use remotejoy through there. (Keep in mind, you would only still be able to play PSP/PS1 games only, and not Vita games.)

 

[mannyca05]

Nope. No type of homebrew like that for the Vita/PSTV; sorry.

But I suppose you could set up TN-V/ARK for your PSTV (if it's not already on the latest firmware) and use remotejoy through there. (Keep in mind, you would only still be able to play PSP/PS1 games only, and not Vita games.)

Thanks for your reply, I'm thinking on buying PS TV and it would be really cool to play at least PS1\PSP games on it through windowed mode But why I won't be able to play Vita games?

and what about Remote Play or is it only for PS4?

 

[Deleted User]

and what about Remote Play or is it only for PS4?

Remote play is available for both PS3 and PS4. However, for PS4 remote play, you would have to update to the latest firmware, which currently destroys your chances of being able to run remotejoy on your PSTV for your PSP/PS1 games.

Just remember, you will need to try and find a PSTV on at least 3.57 or under if you want to make use of remotejoy. Personally, I recommend finding a PSTV with a 3.52 or lower firmware, because you can use the email exploit on firmwares 3.20-3.52. Also, it makes the process of setting up TN-V or ARK a lot faster, because you will need only one of any PSP game/demo/mini in order to set either exploit up, whereas on 3.55 and 3.57, you will have to buy a specific exploit game.

You can find more about setting TN-V or ARK up (preferably TN-V since it has the original PSP XMB) either in my guide, or here.

 

[mannyca05]

Ok, I got it, thanks for the replies *handshake

 

[Deleted User]

Ok, I got it, thanks for the replies *handshake

No problem! *accepts the handshake