Beyond the road
Connecting Gran Turismo 7
GT7 has no telemetry setting to find. Give Marque your PlayStation’s address instead and it asks the console directly.
Gran Turismo 7 is the odd one out, and in a good way: there is nothing to switch on in the game. You will not find a telemetry menu because there is not one. Instead of the game sending to your phone, your phone asks the console - so the one thing Marque needs is your PlayStation’s address on your network.
Good to know
Find your console’s address
- On your PlayStation, open Settings › Network › View Connection Status.
- Read off the IP Address - four numbers with dots, something like
192.168.1.42. Ignore the rest of that page.
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PlayStation › Settings › Network › View Connection Status, IP visible
Set it up in Marque
- Open Record › Record a virtual drive and pick Gran Turismo 7.
- Type that address into PlayStation IP address. Marque remembers it, so this is normally a one-time job.
- Start GT7 and get into a session - a race, a time trial, anything where you are on track.
- Tap Start listening. Marque starts calling the console, and the cockpit appears once it answers.
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The app’s PlayStation IP address field filled in
Worth knowing
- The address can move. Your router hands out addresses on a lease, so after a power cut or a long spell switched off, the PlayStation may come back on a different one. If a setup that used to work goes quiet, check that screen again. Giving the console a fixed address in your router settings makes the problem go away for good.
- Marque keeps asking while you drive. The console only streams while something is calling it, which is why the app has to stay open and on that screen.
- Read-only, like everything else here. Marque asks the console for telemetry and nothing else.
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