The software update 4.00 is out for the PlayStation 4 as of yesterday. Codenamed Shingen, this update brings a fresh system UI, updates to Quick Menu, Library updates, Folder organization and much more.
Here are some of the highlights of the updates:
- Quick Menu – Music: From the Music section of the Quick Menu you’ll now be able to play, pause, skip, shuffle, repeat and save songs. The Music section also allows you to discover recommended playlists for the game you’re playing and view your saved Spotify playlists and songs.
- PlayStation 4 Pro Updates: This update will enable the following on PS4 Pro:
- 1080p streaming for Remote Play on PC/Mac and compatible Xperia devices
- 1080p streaming for Share Play
- 1080p 30/60fps live broadcasting on YouTube
- 1080p 30fps live broadcasting on Twitch
- HDR: After updating your system to version 4.00, you’ll see HDR settings in the Video Output Settings and be ready to enjoy HDR gaming and entertainment content once it’s available on any PS4 system you own. Of course, you’ll need an HDR compatible display as well.
- What’s New: What’s New has been redesigned and now includes more information about what your friends have been doing on PS4.
- Content Info Screen: You’ll be able to easily select from a variety of options to view a game’s Overview, Trending media, Friends and Communities, Activities, and related PlayStation Store content.
- Data Transfer to New PS 4: The ability to transfer data over a wired LAN connection. You can transfer games, user info, and saved data.
You can read complete update notes on the official PlayStation 4 blog.
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