In this video, I show how to play your Xbox one Games on Ipads and Iphones with remote play. EnjoyWhat you need- 1.OS version 10 or greater, Bluetooth versio. Getting started with Remote Play on PC or Mac. Using the PS Remote Play app, you can control your PlayStation®5 console or PlayStation®4 console from a PC or Mac connected to a high-speed network. Check your PC or Mac meets the requirements and then follow the steps below to set up Remote Play.

Install [PS Remote Play] on your Mac, and then connect to your PS5 console.

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Finally you simply need to connect your Xbox One controller to your Mac which you can do by activating Bluetooth on your Mac via System Preferences. Alternatively you can also connect it via USB. Alternatively, you can use the free app Controlly which allows you to easily connect a Playstation or XBox controller to your Mac.

Get ready

You’ll need the following to use Remote Play:

• Mac

  OS	macOS High Sierra macOS Mojave macOS Catalina macOS Big Sur
  Storage space	40 MB or more
  RAM	2 GB or more

• PS5 console
  Always update your PS5 console to the latest version of the system software.
• An account for PlayStation™Network
  Use the same account that you use for your PS5 console. If you don’t have an account, you’ll need to create one first.
• High-speed internet connection
  As a standard, we recommend a high-speed connection with upload and download speeds of at least 5 Mbps. For best performance, we recommend a high-speed connection with upload and download speeds of at least 15 Mbps.
• Wireless controller for the PS5 console
  You can use Bluetooth® to connect your controller to a Mac running macOS Big Sur (11.3) or later. If you can’t connect using Bluetooth®, use a USB cable.

• You can also use a DUALSHOCK®4 wireless controller. Connect the controller to your Mac using Bluetooth® or a USB cable. For details on Bluetooth® pairing, see “Using a wireless controller”.
• To use voice chat, you’ll need a microphone, such as the built-in microphone on your Mac.

Install the app

You’ll only need to do these steps the first time you use the app. You can use the same app to connect to your PS5 console and PS4 console.

Download [PS Remote Play] and save it to your desktop or other location.
Read the “SIE application end user license agreement” as well as “Privacy policy”. When you select the checkbox, the download button will become available.

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Set up your PS5 console

Set up your PS5 console in the following ways. You’ll only need to do this the first time you use Remote Play:

• From the home screen, select [Settings] > [System] > [Remote Play], and then turn on [Enable Remote Play].
• To start Remote Play while your PS5 console is in rest mode, select [Settings] > [System] > [Power Saving] > [Features Available in Rest Mode]. Then turn on [Stay Connected to the Internet] and [Enable Turning on PS5 from Network].

Xbox One Remote Play On Mac

Start Remote Play

You’ll take the following steps each time you connect to your PS5 console from your Mac.

1.

Turn on your PS5 console or put it into rest mode.

2.

Connect your Mac and your controller using Bluetooth®.
For details on Bluetooth® pairing, see “Using a wireless controller”.
You can also use a USB cable.

3.

Launch [PS Remote Play] on your Mac, and then select [Sign In to PSN].

4.

Sign in with the same account that you use for your PS5 console.
When you select [Settings], you can configure video quality settings for Remote Play such as resolution and frame rate.

5.

Select [PS5].
The app searches for the PS5 console that you’ve signed in to using your account, and then connects to the console automatically. After it connects, the screen of your PS5 console displays on your Mac and you can start using Remote Play. If multiple PS5 consoles are found, select the console that you’d like to use.
From the second time onwards, you’ll be able to select the console that you connected to previously.

• If it’s been more than 60 days since you last logged into your PS5 console, you won’t be able to connect to it. Before trying to connect remotely from outside your home, check that your device connects properly while you are near your PS5 console.
• If the app can’t find the device that you’d like to connect, or if you can’t use Remote Play, see “When Remote Play is not available”.

Remote Play controls

Besides using your controller, you can also control your PS5 console with the control panel.
During Remote Play, if you move the mouse cursor of your Mac over the screen that you’re using for Remote Play, the control panel displays:

• Create button
  Perform the same functions as the controller’s (create) button.
• PS button
  Display the control center of your PS5 console.
• Options button
  Perform the same functions as the controller’s (options) button.

• Microphone status
  Select [Mic on] / [Mic off] to turn the microphone on or off.

  Mic on

  Mic off

  Mic not connected

• Battery level
  You can check your controller’s battery level.

Quit Remote Play

1.

Click the at the top left corner of the screen you’re using for Remote Play.
You’ll see a message that says “This Remote Play session will be disconnected”.
To quit Remote Play while your PS5 console is in rest mode, select the checkbox for [Put the connected console in rest mode].

2.

Select [OK].
Remote Play quits and the screen returns to its original state before your Mac was connected to your PS5 console.

To uninstall [PS Remote Play], drag [PS Remote Play] from your Applications folder and into the trash. Then, go to Finder and select [Empty trash]. Folder and command names might vary depending on your OS version.