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I was looking around on the internet for PS4 modifications, and I saw this awesome program!
This program allows real time movie streaming to your PS4's internet browser so you can enjoy HD movies without the need of downloading them into your PS4's HDD.

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'Video Streamer for Sony PlayStation 4

All of this is possible thanks to HTML5 Video support in PlayStation 4 web browser. Keep in mind that it requires a powerful CPU that can encode H264 videos in realtime.'

Tutorial:
Mac:
- Install node.js from You must login or register to view this content.
- Clone/Download this repository
- Open Terminal App, and enter the folder where You cloned/extracted the files
- Install required applications and libraries using homebrew (You must login or register to view this content.)
brew install ffmpeg --enable-libx264 --enable-libfaac --enable-libass
brew install icu4c
ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/icu4c/*/bin/icu-config /usr/local/bin/icu-config
ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/icu4c/*/include/unicode /usr/local/include
- Run npm install to install node.js dependencies
- Run node server.js to start the application
- Go to [url]https://[ip[/url] of your computer]:8080/ using PlayStation 4 web browser
- Grab some popcorn and enjoy

For now there aren't any Linux and Windows tutorials but since I own them both I will try to find a working method to get this to work on those systems as well. [If you come across a working method by yourself, please contact me and I will give you full credit.]

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That's nice, I should try this one day to my PS4.

saw this a few hours ago on twitter still waiting on a windows version tut

Yeah let me know when the windows version comes out =D.

Nice way to watch movies if you don't have Netflix Thanks for the info

I would recommend making it clear in the title that this is for MAC not PC. You have stated this is for PC when it's not. Misleading title. But other then that it's a good tutorial.

Done thanks for the tip.