PBS (PlayStation Broadcast System) is finally available! 🎮 When I first introduced PBS, it was an experimental PS4/5 payload capable of streaming gameplay directly to a web browser. At the time, video capture was working, but audio support was still missing. A lot has changed since then. PBS now supports compatible jailbroken PS4 and PS5 consoles, allowing you to capture and stream video and audio directly over your local network, without an external capture card or a Remote Play session. The system uses the console's hardware H.264 encoder for video capture, with support for up to 1440p at 60 FPS on supported configurations. The built-in web dashboard lets you watch the live stream, capture screenshots, and control recordings directly from your browser, without installing a separate client. I've also developed PBS Studio, a dedicated desktop application that provides a more complete environment for receiving and managing your streams. Here's how you can get started: 📦 PBS Payloads — FREE The PS4 and PS5 payloads are available in the #announcements channel of our Discord server: discord.gg/YqK449QJ4 💻 PBS Studio — 7-DAY FREE TRIAL You can try PBS Studio free for 7 days. After that, a one-time purchase of just €1.99 gives you lifetime access. No subscription. store.seregonwar.com/catalog… 🐛 Bug Reports & Feedback If you encounter bugs, firmware compatibility issues, or have suggestions for improvements, please report them through the official GitHub issue tracker: github.com/seregonwar/PBS-Pu… What started as an experiment has grown into something much bigger than I originally imagined. PBS is still evolving, and I'll continue working on improving performance, compatibility, and introducing new features. Thank you to everyone who has followed the development, helped with testing, and supported my work. I genuinely hope you'll enjoy using PBS as much as I've enjoyed building it. This is just the beginning. ❤️

Does anyone else besides me like this PBS feature about backgrounds? I'd also like to make them animated. To be honest, I got the idea from my mouse pad.

I love the UI work I've done on Mosaic

Many of you have been asking for updates on Mosaic, the project I’m developing to run native macOS desktop applications on iPhone and iPad, without JIT or streaming. Today, I’d like to share some of the latest progress! Here are the main improvements: Multitasking: Mosaic can now run up to 4 applications simultaneously. Tauri/WebView support: I’ve managed to introduce support for applications built with Tauri and WebView by leveraging the operating system’s native WebView engine. First successful tests: My launcher, which you can see in the screenshot, uses this exact stack and was the first application I successfully tested with the new system. There are still some challenges to overcome. I’m currently facing some difficulties with applications like Steam, which rely on Chromium and require spawning child processes to work properly. This is one of the main limitations I’m working on, and I hope to find a solution soon. If you have any technical ideas or suggestions, feel free to share them in the comments! As for the first public beta, unfortunately, I haven’t been able to release it yet. I’m working on several projects simultaneously, and I’m doing my best to give each one the time and attention it deserves. I hope you can understand the development timeline and appreciate the effort and dedication I’m putting into this project. Mosaic continues to make progress, and I can’t wait to show you what else it will be capable of! ❤️ Support the development: seregonwar.com/donations If you’d like to support the project, you can contribute through a donation. Even the smallest contribution can make a difference and help me keep development moving forward. Thank you all so much for your continued support! ❤️