One of the major 2.00 features we've already heard about is theme support, something which recently launched on PlayStation Vita. The Library has been updated to let you filter and sort through what you have stored on the system, providing options like sorting by recently used, install date, name, and type. This area will now limit what it displays to your 15 most-used games or apps, with the rest being stored in the Library section. The content area-that is, the home screen where you see your most recently used games and apps-is also being improved, albeit not to the degree many are likely hoping for. If it is, Sony isn't providing any indication that it plans to do so yet. That seems like a real oversight (especially considering it's something the Xbox 360 supported many years ago), but it's hopefully something that will be rectified in the future. Unfortunately, these files will have to remain on the USB drive in order to be listened to-you won't be able to copy them to your PS4's hard drive and play them from there. Supported file types include MP3, MP4, M4A, and 3GP.

However, it's unclear if in-game music will be automatically disabled when doing so. This is briefly described in a new PlayStation Blog post and is said to allow you to listen to music while playing games. It's still not quite ready, but Sony has detailed more (but not all) of the changes it will bring with it, including the ability to listen to your own music while playing games.īy loading music onto a USB drive, you'll be able to make use of the new USB Music Player feature being introduced in the 2.00 update. Original Story: We've been hearing about the PlayStation 4's 2.00 firmware update for more than two months now. Update: One of the features Sony said is coming as part of the 2.00 update-the ability to back up data to a USB drive-actually won't be included in this particular firmware.

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