PSTV Unresponsive Controller

[GUEDES_et_al]

My PSTV controllers become unresponsive suddenly. First time I noticed, I was playing on my bed, happening as a input lag. I searched on the web, and found two possibly causes: Bluethoot interference and something blocking the PSTV and controller path.

In fact, when I block the controller with my legs its stops working properly, and starts again after.

I have an original DS4 and a original DS3, and it happens with booth controllers.

So, I thought: the only thing I can't do is block the path between the PSTV and controller, ok. Found a solution right?

But today I was playing World of Final Fantasy (with DS4), and happened as same, blocked the controller path without noticing. It starts to "lag" as expected, but it's became completely unresponsive (and the game running properly).

It only starts to work again after I put the PSTV on standby pressing the power button and waking it back using the PS button on the controller.

Anyone have these issues too? Sould I be worried? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

 

[Hayato213]

Might have to move the PSTV, if there are interference the bluetooth connection might disconnect, typically that is how it is with Bluetooth.

 

[godreborn]

Yeah, sometimes I get cutting out with my bt earphones and my phone if the phone is in my right pocket and I'm putting on my shoes.

 

[GUEDES_et_al]

Thank you for your kindly answers. By the way, should I be worried about a faulty PSTV (dying) or controller?

 

[Hayato213]

Thank you for your kindly answers. By the way, should I be worried about a faulty PSTV (dying) or controller?

Electronics will eventually die, so if you a worry you can make a backup of your data.

https://www.audio-technica.com/en-u...-the-week-what-causes-bluetooth-interference/

Good idea for you to read up on this , it explain the cause of Bluetooth interference and what to do.