Developer gets Sony’s Remote Play working on non-VAIO machines

Sony has been teasing its Remote Play functionality to a few devices, including the Aino and its VAIO laptops, but if your possession of Sony gadgets doesn’t extend beyond your home entertainment center you’ve been out of luck. Not any more, courtesy of a developer who goes by the handle NTAuthority, who has managed to get Remote Play to work on any machine — any machine that can run Windows 7, at least. NTAuthority’s patch allows Sony’s VAIO Remote Play app to run on non-VAIOs, and from the reports we’re seeing in forums it even works on a Windows VMware instance hosted on a Mac. That 400kb patch is on the other end of that source link below, so if you feel like giving it a shot it at least it won’t take long to download.

Developer gets Sony’s Remote Play working on non-VAIO machines originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 Jun 2010 07:29:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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