Ps4 wont play downloaded shows

 · The PS4 doesn't allow for movie playback aside from DVD's and Blu Rays. I think that might change in the future, but currently you either deal with it, Operating System: PS4. Go to Settings System Software Update. Update PS4 system software. Check you have enough storage space for your game. To find the required free space for the game, go to PlayStation Store on your console, select the game and scroll down to the Details section. I downloaded Contrast and Resogun, and when I click on them to play them this prompt comes up "Cannot start the application. The PS4 is not connected to the internet and cannot verify the license for the application" But my PS4 IS connected to the internet.

Same issue with a game installed to my ps5 (MK11) that also states it's on my PS4, but it isn't. If I go to the store my only options are to play it. I can't delete it, or see it in my storage or saved data on the PS4. MP4 won't play if your MP4 file is corrupted or the information in the container is wrong. You've checked all of the above possible reasons and didn't find any problem while your PS4 still cannot play some certain MP4 files or cannot play them correctly, for example, video or audio lag, dropped frames, missing audio, audio is not in sync. To download the game, you'll need to use the same account that was used to buy the game. Check that your console has the latest system software installed. Go to Settings System System Software System Software Update and Settings. Update PS5 system software. Check you have enough storage space for your game.

First it downloaded the update, then it started applying it. After that it restarted and checked my HDD again and I was at the beggining. Did it a couple more times. Tried with USB (FAT32, 4 GB storage abd everything named and downloaded corectly) the ps4 got it, downloaded the update, applied it and after restart - nothing. Go to Settings System Software Update. Update PS4 system software. Check you have enough storage space for your game. To find the required free space for the game, go to PlayStation Store on your console, select the game and scroll down to the Details section. Sony doesn't mention this anywhere, so we bumped into this problem ourselves. If you just have a video file and dump it into the "root" folder of your USB drive, the PlayStation 4 won't see it. Your files must be located inside a folder (any folder you like) on the drive or your PS4 won't be able to use them. Reason 3. MP4 file is corrupted.