I think if it shuts down as a result of inaction from the user, it always goes into rest mode. PS4 did it that way. I'm not even sure there's an option to change it. If you want it to turn all the way off, you need to turn it all the way off yourself.
That would make sense. The thing is, that I specifically set all the rest mode options to off, so even if I left it for a few hours, this shouldn't happen.
It is adjusting with games I think, on PS4 games I hear it really quieter. It is more evident with PS5 games but even with PS5 games it adjusting itself, with more demanding games it is louder otherwise it is quieter and hard to hear.
I've had 2 crashes a few weeks ago, but since then all has been stable i even plugged my external back in.
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The 3-4 or so crashes I've had, when it eventually gets to the repairing USB storage stage it always hangs on a blank black screen afterward. How I've handled it is turn it off with the power button, it will go into sleep mode, then wake it up again and it will be back. The reason it says that the storage was not removed correctly is that the ps5 skipped the proper shutdown procedures by crashing so it interprets that as you having pulled the plug or something. It always gave the same message on PS4 after I'd had a power outage.
This is what I've resorted to doing as well. And it also gets around my other glitch where launching the ps5 with both a usb hdd connected and a disc in the console results in ps5 saying the disc is unsupported.
I was wondering if this was more to blame on the PS5's side or my new TV's side. I haven't had a fully HDMI CEC compatible TV before. Enabling it results in my tv automatically turning on the PS5 when I really don't intend for it to. I'd like more control over it.
I have a similar issue, maybe not to this extreme, when my PS5 spins a disc. When I'm actually playing a game it's fine.Share, Embed & Upload Audio with Clyp
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Audio of my PS5 waking up from rest mode. The noisiest parts are when I have my phone near the disc drive, notably the end.
Well, that's not the solution then lol. Maybe try vertical, see what happens
I don't have room to set it up in the vertical configuration. T_T Also I don't see how that would fix anything unless they somehow made the disc drive in a way expecting it to be in a vertical orientation.
This sounds exactly like my start up crashes that only began when I added the external HDD, and so far haven't happened since I stopped having the HDD plugged in on start up. But for me it will show an image for a brief second or two before crashing: Sometimes it crashes on the black sparkly start up screen or sometimes it's as soon as it reaches the main menu with the game icons.
Is it just my configuration or is Spiderman Remastered weirdly lit at times? Most of the times it looks great, but certain situations makes blacks seem completely crushed on some objects/sections, like pedestrians in the shadows for example.
Here's one screenshot that I can show as example:
I mean look at the pedestrians. They're so dark that you almost can't make out any details on their clothes. It's all just a pitch-black blob.
At first I wondered if it was my TV/HDR setup that was not properly calibrated, but seeing as how this problem is present on the internal screenshots (share button) I'm getting from the console tells me that the problem is not from the TV at all. This is what the PS5 is sending to my TV, which displays it as-is. What's up? Is it like this for everyone else too?
