Hello there, so this is a simple guide to get PS4 Remote Play working on Rooted phones.
Requirements:
1. A Phone with unlocked BL
2. Magisk
Steps:
Do not open remote play or any sony apps. If you do. Clear data. It remebers it's root check.
Navigate to Magisk Manager
Head to magisk hide and hide all sony apps, like PS store, messages, and remote pay.
Head to settings of the manager and choose Hide Magisk Manager, Rename it to something else. this is the only way I got the remote play to work.
After this I no longer received the error 800 whatever due to rooted device.
As a side note the ds4 control with magisk model for keylayout xml for ds4 does allow for full bluetooth pairing of ds4 control and works inside remote play. I know this was a issue in the past
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Hello,
i have Android TV BOX, as i want the media center functions only, i have modified Kodi 16.1 to run as launcher. Now i have the red, blue, green ans yellow button on my remote control and i want to bind the settings, fileexplorer, webbrowser and shutdown menu app to these buttons.
Any idea how to do that?
Hi, I am the developer of CetusPlay, I can not change what the button can open, but the app I develop now have the function to open the specific app on android TV Box via android phone. If you want to try the app, please follow the steps:
1. Install the CetusPlay- TV version on your Anroid TV box via Google Play Store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cetusplay.remoteservice)
2. Install the CetusPlay - Remote&Sideload on your Android phone if you have on via Google Play Store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cetusplay.remotephone)
3. Open both CetusPlay apps on Android TV box and Android phone, connect the device and go to the MY APPS section, you can load the apps on Android TV box on your phone, click the specific one, and this app will be opened on Android TV box.
I would like to hear some explanations of why the shady permissions your app requests are needed before I start suggesting it to others. Both Cetus & Wuk will not be used by myself.
Hi,
Few days ago I read that the PS4 Remote App (v3) now works with all device's and so I want to try it. So I download it from the Play store and hide it on Magisk. After that I want to start the app but I get the error code 88001003 and it search it on Google. I find it means the PS4 remote app defect root. So I ask, do you guys know a solution for this? Have a nice day!
Sh0X31 said:
Hi,
Few days ago I read that the PS4 Remote App (v3) now works with all device's and so I want to try it. So I download it from the Play store and hide it on Magisk. After that I want to start the app but I get the error code 88001003 and it search it on Google. I find it means the PS4 remote app defect root. So I ask, do you guys know a solution for this? Have a nice day!
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Have you tried to hide magisk? It worked for me.
Hi guys, I’ve been reading a lot of articles regarding a new feature that has been introduced into Play Services which checks if the bootloader is unlocked and It wont let you run banking apps or downloading (from Play Store) apps that require DRM checks like Netflix or Prime Video (in case you sideload those apps they will run but only in SD mode).
I use magisk to hide that my booloader status with magisk hide, however they say that this will not be enough with this new feature, and it raises one question for me Can I relock my bootloader? or once a I unlock it, it remains tampered so even if I manage to relock it it will be detected by google play.
P.S: my phone hasn’t been detected YET, so I’m asking for the future.
Edit: link to the article https://www.xda-developers.com/magisk-no-longer-hide-bootloader-unlock-status
So I finally spent a few moments trying to find a workaround for using peacock on my rooted Nvidia shield.
On rooted devices, Peacock will pretty much instantly force close.. Even if you're passing safety net and using magisk hide.
To workaround this I simply disabled three activities/permissions in the AndroidManifest.xml:
android:name="disabled_com.peacock.peacocktv.safetynet.SafetyNetErrorActivity"
android:name="disabled_com.peacock.peacocktv.ErrorActivity"
<uses-permission android:name="disabled_android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES" />
You'll more than likely need to have signature verification disabled, but I'm not 100% positive on that. Also, to be safe before opening the modified apk below, hide magisk from it.
IF YOU PREVIOUSLY HAD PEACOCK INSTALLED, CLEAR DATA AND UNINSTALL IT BEFORE INSTALLING THIS MODDED APK
APK is attached, just extract the zip and install the apk.. let me know if it works for you too..
Mirror Link:
Peacock.TV.ver.1.6.5-AndroidTV.build.222010605.apk - AnonFiles
anonfiles.com
No luck here, still force close on my 2017 Nvidia Shield. I cant even get an unmodded version to run on a unrooted 2017 running 8.2.3. Been trying off and on for over a year. Did have it up and running on an earlier firmware by installing before root. Stopped working after about 30 days.
It didn't work for me
Followed this guide to disable apk verification (didn't work without it) https://www.andnixsh.com/2020/01/how-to-install-unsigned-apk-root-method.html
After successfully installing, I open the app, see the Peacock logo, and then it force closes
Anyone get Peacock to work on rooted Android?
I say we just give Peacock feedback, I 1 starred their app and submitted to support that this is BS. Believe it or not I have a subscription and can't watch on my rooted Nvidia Shield
I was trying to test that on 2019 shield and it would fail from the start, i wonder what am i doing wrong?
If you need a tester, you can PM me and I can test them and let you know
Thank you @bobpiesz, I got your mod working on the FireTV 2nd gen Cube. I can confirm that all of the following are required:
- Your modded Peacock app
- Disabled signature verification in order to install modded Peacock app
- Magisk app needs to be hidden
- Peacock needs to be added to the Magisk denylist, and Enforce Denylist needs to be enabled.
If you open Peacock before you have done all of these steps, the app will remember that the device is rooted. So in this case you have to clear Peacock data & cache.
I wrote up the steps to disable signature verification here as well as the other steps. Feel free to cannibalize what you want
I modded Peacock v1.6.89 (~June 2022). There is at least one new root check in v1.7+ that will have to be found to get the newer releases working.
I removed one of the main activities from v1.6.89 so that the app now only creates 1 icon. On FireTV at least, only one of the two icons would launch without closing, so I removed it.
ok so i tried to use this on a android 11 android tv box and guess what it doesn't work like is there a version of this that actually works
was bored and was curious if anyone had been able to modify the existing Google VR apps to bypass the incompatibility check. thankfully someone has! so if you still have a Google DayDream VR headset you're in luck.
one oddly positive note is that the display perfectly is calibrated to work perfectly with the DayDream 2.0 viewer. I was concerned as with the larger screen, the S22 Ultra would be way out of calibration but that is not the case.
to note, when pairing your daydream Bluetooth controller, you'll run into an issue where the daydream app does not seem to know when pairing is completed. to address switch off your Bluetooth and after 5-10 seconds switch it back on. then the daydream app will confirm pairing is complete and you'll be good to go!
I saw this post a few days ago and I remembered it and thought about the time I got Daydream on incompatible devices even without root, I used a modified Google VR Services APK to bypass the compatability check and got it working on a Note 9 (why is the Note 9 not even supported in the first place it's literally the same as the S9). Anyway it worked pretty well you will just have to do a bit of sideloading to get some apps & games as the Daydream app can only show things that the Play Store deems "compatible". Just install the modified Google VR Services APK, a Daydream APK, and the Daydream Keyboard APK and just sideload most of your apps.
If you want to get your paid apps, use an app called zBackup, it allows you to backup apps as an APK and include it's OBB. Download zBackup on your old Pixel and on your new Pixel. Then backup your paid apps and their OBBs. Then copy the ZIPs and APKs zBackup backed up and restore them on your new Pixel.
Modified VR Services APK:
Trying to get Daydream working on the MZP without root.
Can some one please help me edit the Daydream related APK's to automatically pass the checks in /system/etc/permissions/handheld_core_hardware.xml for and
forum.xda-developers.com
Daydream App APK: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google-inc/daydream-daydream/daydream-daydream-1-23-190812026-release/
Daydream Keyboard APK: (https://apkmirror.com/apk/google-in...eam-keyboard-daydream-1-23-190812016-release/)
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