Bespoked wrote:
molson wrote
AGeoJO wrote
Cliff,
I am using Mac and I didn't have any issue downloading the apps back then. You have to sign up and give them you CC info. But better yet, use your camera to download the app then it is free from any OS platform. Easier that way, too. Doesn't work at all with my Mac now - apparently Sony doesn't support recent OS versions - but I did borrow the PC laptop my wife uses for work, and it lets me in if I use Internet Explorer (but not Chrome...) - but it's all to no avail.
Apparently the only way to purchase an app from the store now (since June 2016) is to find a store that sells physical Sony Playstation gift cards, and then register that card with your playstation account... what a f*cking joke. You don't need a physical card. I purchased a digital download and bought two apps with the digital download only minutes after buying the gift cards.
Yes, it's a workaround and Sony should fix it, but it does work, I've had feedback from dozens of people on different forums and you will get your apps that way.
To be honest, these apps aren't that amazing anyway, you're not missing out on much.
A few people on one of the Sony forums commented that downloaded cards did not work either (they were located in Canada, as I am) so I don't really want to throw away money if I don't know that it's a workable solution.
Based on the results I'm seeing from Fred and many others, I would really like to try the Smooth Reflections app, but it's hard to put up with yet more Sony stupidity...