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Attention

❗ If you want to connect directly to your PS without the need of a PC check out my new app called PSPad. PSPad is the successor of ShockPad. If you still want to establish a connection via your PC then use ShockPad.

Introduction

ShockPad in combination with the PSJoy server and the official PS Remote Play program on your Windows PC offers you the possibility to use your smartphone as a D-Shock gamepad. You can play your favorite games with your smartphone acting as a D-Shock controller. !You need to download and install the PSJoy server on your Windows PC! A connection to the PSJoy server on your PC is always required. You can not connect directly to your PS. Please do not download ShockPad if you are looking for an application that can connect directly to a PS console. Download the PSJoy server from: https://grill2010.github.io/psJoy.html

PC-Requirements

• Windows 8.1 or newer • Installed PSJoy server on your PC • Installed and configured official PS Remote Play program • Intel® Core™ i5-560M Processor 2.67 GHz or faster (Quad core highly recommended) • 2 GB or more of RAM • 1024 × 768 or higher display resolution • A wired Internet connection for your PS and your PC is strongly recommended (or a 5GHz WiFi for minimum delays on WiFi) • A high-speed internet connection with upload and download speeds of at least 15 Mbps is recommended The PSJoy server is able to intercept the official PS Remote Play program on your PC. As the PSJoy server requires the official PS Remote Play program on your PC, Windows 8.1 is required. Control games like GTA V, Crash Bandicoot, The Last of Us, FIFA and many more with your smartphone.

Features

• D-Shock emulation • D-Shock layout configuration • Customization of template layouts • Easy Connection Setup • Real D-Shock gamepad support • Bluetooth connection

Video tutorial

You can find a detailed setup tutorial on YouTube by clicking the following link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70JT6mN

ShockPad: PC Remote Play

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