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This tag should only be used if the question is about the Playstation 4 operating system or hardware, or a game feature truly unique to the PS4.
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PS Plus subscription for 2 consoles?
Reading between the lines in both the main post and some of your comments, it sounds as if you may be asking if there's a way for you to continue to use his account's PS Plus access to let you play mu …
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How do you connect a 3.5mm headphone/mic to DS4 and get audio in both ears?
The PS4 uses a TRRS jack, so your plug should have four metal bands (for left, right, ground and microphone) separated by three plastic insulating bands. … If you do have all four you've run into a problem of differing standards and your left, right, ground and mic signals are not in that order, which is the one expected by the PS4 controller. …
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