Remote Play gets a Game panel. A Game button on the stream bar (and in the phone's ⋯
menu) opens a panel over the picture without stopping the game. It reads the console only while
it is open.
- Game: what is running, with a Snapshot save now button that backs up the game's save
while you play. It waits for a moment when the save is not being written and checks the copy did
not change mid-way, then keeps it with the game's save backups, marked Taken while playing.
Snapshots are kept apart from the automatic backups (five of each), so they never push the
automatic history out. Choose a folder in Saves › Automatic backups first. - Cheats: the running game's cheats with their switches, the cheat engine switch, and the
paused notice when a game closed right after its cheats were applied. - Console: CPU and system chip temperatures (and the expansion SSD's), what the fan works to,
the fan speed on request, and Fan boost: the fan keeps the console at 55 °C for 30 minutes.
The boost always undoes itself: when you turn it off, when the stream ends, after 30 minutes, or,
if the app closed in between, as soon as the console answers again. It never makes the fan
quieter than it was.
Fixes
- Restoring a save while its game runs is refused. The game would overwrite it (or mix its
next save with it); close the game, then restore. - Remote Play's microphone starts in the apps. In every app (macOS, Windows, Linux, Android,
iOS) pressing the mic ended in an amber dot: the apps' security rules refused how the mic loaded
a part of itself. It now starts, and if it ever cannot, the button says why. - The Remote Play pop-out shows the whole picture (#566). On Windows the small always-on-top
window cut the picture on the right and bottom in every picture size. - Phone controller QR code on a computer with two networks. When the PS5 is on one network
and the phone's Wi-Fi on another, the link pointed at an address the phone could not reach.
The panel now lists each of the computer's networks under the code: pick the phone's. - Remote Play's Microphone and Motion controls are marked experimental, without "not yet tried"
notes.