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[iup=3514040]Dark Dragon 64[/iup] wrote:Why don't you contact the seller?

[iup=3514038]CitizenErased[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3513078]CitizenErased[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3513040]Death's Head[/iup] wrote:Still having problems with my drive. Yesterday it did the constant spinning thing (even when there was no disc in the drive). Restart didn't sort it, but unplugging the lead from the PS4 and leaving it for 30 seconds did the trick. Can't decide whether this is "normal" or a fault. Do Sony come to your house with a new PS4 or will I need to return it to Game?

Mines does the exact same, not sure what to do either as when it's plugged directly into the wall 99% of the time I have no issues.

Update on this, my PS4 started spitting out the disc during Wolfenstein so I gave Sony a call. I was an hour waiting to get through and then when I got the labels via email from them I noticed they had spelt my address wrong and I was another hour on to them

I'd rather get it fixed/replaced now while it's under warranty, just hope it's back in time for TLOU.

[iup=3514079]Minto[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3514038]CitizenErased[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3513078]CitizenErased[/iup] wrote:

[iup=3513040]Death's Head[/iup] wrote:Still having problems with my drive. Yesterday it did the constant spinning thing (even when there was no disc in the drive). Restart didn't sort it, but unplugging the lead from the PS4 and leaving it for 30 seconds did the trick. Can't decide whether this is "normal" or a fault. Do Sony come to your house with a new PS4 or will I need to return it to Game?

Mines does the exact same, not sure what to do either as when it's plugged directly into the wall 99% of the time I have no issues.

Update on this, my PS4 started spitting out the disc during Wolfenstein so I gave Sony a call. I was an hour waiting to get through and then when I got the labels via email from them I noticed they had spelt my address wrong and I was another hour on to them

I'd rather get it fixed/replaced now while it's under warranty, just hope it's back in time for TLOU.

Don't hold your breath dude. Took them 3 weeks to get mine back to me when the HD failed.

[iup=3514126]Death's Head[/iup] wrote:I'm on holiday beginning of August so I'll wait until I get back before calling Sony. Last night it was OK when playing inFamous but clearly there is a problem with the drive, but I wonder if it can be fixed by an update.

Before you do; I had this problem for ages and solved it; put something under the PS4.

Basically, the Eject button goes under the ps4 a little, it touches the table. The PS4 can mistake this for the button being pressed.

What I did was put pieces of cardboard under each of the four corners of the console, so its raised about a centimeter up from the table.
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Sony will bring 3D Blu-Ray support to PlayStation 4 next week in a new system update, the company has announced.

Despite a number of recent updates, this will be the first time that Sony has added new functionality to the console since its firmware revision back in April. That was the update that brought ShareFactory to the console, among other bits and pieces.

The news comes just days after Microsoft announced 3D Blu-Ray support for Xbox One. Slated to arrive in the console's August update, those in the current dashboard preview programme already have access to the feature.

Microsoft has been updating its console with new features every month after early adopters complained at the console's somewhat vanilla launch offering. Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said that regular updates will continue and that the company has a roadmap of features planned for release each month until at least October.

[iup=3514859]Poser[/iup] wrote:Now TV has arrived now too. I downloaded the app last night. Going to set up an account today and see how it goes. The no-contract thing is a big plus in my book, and it seems to have some great content - box sets that I want, such as Sopranos and Six Feet Under, both of which I was going to buy and which would cost me well over year's worth of Now TV anyway.

Just hope the streaming is as good as Netflix, and I'll be more than happy.

[iup=3514855]Wedgie[/iup] wrote:Peter Crisp, rejoice!

PS4 will play 3D Blu Rays next week.

Sony will bring 3D Blu-Ray support to PlayStation 4 next week in a new system update, the company has announced.

Despite a number of recent updates, this will be the first time that Sony has added new functionality to the console since its firmware revision back in April. That was the update that brought ShareFactory to the console, among other bits and pieces.

The news comes just days after Microsoft announced 3D Blu-Ray support for Xbox One. Slated to arrive in the console's August update, those in the current dashboard preview programme already have access to the feature.

Microsoft has been updating its console with new features every month after early adopters complained at the console's somewhat vanilla launch offering. Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said that regular updates will continue and that the company has a roadmap of features planned for release each month until at least October.