![]() Under the System section of the PS5’s Settings, you’ll see an option for Remote Play. There are other options you can mess with under the Sound menu, as well, so be sure to take a look. At this point, you’ll see toggle sliders for both Home Screen Music and Sound Effects, so adjust them to your liking. Once there, navigate down to Audio Output and scroll all the way down to the General section. To disable home screen music and sound effects, head into the system Settings and go to the Sounds menu. For some, sound effects might keep you immersed, but for others, it can be painful to listen to over long periods of time. Yet another annoying default PS5 setting enables music and sound effects when navigating the system’s menus. Since these selections are subjective, we won’t tell you which ones to change - just know that there are lots of different options you can tinker with and are applicable to games that support these presets. You can set the default difficulty of the games you play, prioritize performance over resolution (or vice versa), and even adjust whether or not you want to use inverted stick controls here. Here, you’ll find Game Presets and all the options associated with it. There are a few presets to adjust, so head to Save Data and Game/App Settings from the system’s Settings. The PS5 has some really neat features - one of which gives you the ability to set game presets. You should also hop into your Media Gallery and delete any trophy videos you might not want. Go down to Trophies and toggle off the Save Trophy Videos option. To disable trophy videos, head back into the Captures and Broadcasts menu from the system Settings. The PS5’s hard drive doesn’t have much room, even at launch, so you’ll want to do what you can to preserve your precious storage space. ![]() This might sound like a neat inclusion, but if you’ve been gaming on your PS5 a lot like we have, you’ve been earning lots of trophies, meaning your hard drive is full of trophy videos. One of the pesky default features of the PS5 is that it records a 14-second video when you earn a new trophy. There are other options in this menu you can adjust, but we highly recommend sticking with what we listed above, especially if you take pictures frequently. You can also press and hold the Create button to bring up the create controls menu. The Easy Video Clips setting will allow you to press the Create button once for screenshots, and twice for video capture. We advise setting it to Easy Video Clips, which makes grabbing images and videos much simpler. Head down to Captures and Broadcasts from the Settings, and under the Captures menu, you’ll see an option to adjust the Shortcuts for Create Button. If you’re someone who likes to capture video and screenshots on your PS5 frequently, then you should absolutely consider changing the shortcut for the DualSense’s Create button. Of course, if you do turn off everything, you’ll notice your controller’s battery life will last longer. We don’t advise turning these settings completely off, as adaptive triggers and haptic feedback are part of the highlights of the DualSense, but depending on the games you play, lowering the intensity might not be a bad idea here. Set this to Dim, and also take a look at the vibration and trigger settings. The most important setting you should change is the brightness of the controller’s indicators. From the PS5 Settings page, scroll down to Accessories, followed by Controllers, to adjust the settings of your new DualSense. You can extend the longevity of its battery by changing a few key settings, though. ![]() ![]() While the PS5’s DualSense controller hasn’t garnered the same reputation, its battery life still leaves a lot to be desired. The PS4’s DualShock 4 was notorious for having an awful battery life.
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