Now that the PS4 firmware update 3.00 has been rolled out, people are finding a ton of little tweaks and improvements. We can now take screenshots using PNG file extensions as well as event hubs. One thing that a sharp eyed Redditor noticed was that there is one thing that has apparently been taken away, despite the fact that it was well liked by users. The USB music player app is no where to be found, which means users are stuck with the less than impressive console media player.

The USB Music player had actually been fairly popular because people could use it to play their music when they didn’t want to use the one that came on the PS4. The USB application was first introduced in firmware update 2.00 but it appears to have been pulled out for this update. There isn’t any explanation by Sony at this point as to why they made the change. The Redditor in question who made the first discovery wrote in a thread that, “I just updated and no longer have the usb app. I never used the media player before this update because in order to switch music tracks during games I was forced to suspend the game. The usb app didnt do that and was much easier to use.”

That explanation is the real reason why taking the application away might annoy PS4 users. Having to go through extra menus is something that normally doesn’t make people real happy. Having choices taken away isn’t something that thrills people either.

Sony’s firmware update 3.00 for the PlayStation 4 is starting to go live across all regions worldwide. It’s currently available in the United States and Europe, and weighs in at 250 MB. The update will download automatically so simply turn on your PS4 and you should see it pop up.

The update includes a number of a changes to the PS4’s interface including 10 GB of online save storage for PlayStation Plus users, live-streaming directly to YouTube, saving screenshots as uncompressed PNGs rather than JPEGs, Event Hubs to keep track of the latest events in the games you play the most and much more. There are also improvements and additions to messaging such as the ability to use stickers from popular games like LittleBigPlanet and RESOGUN in messages.

If you’ve already gotten your hands on firmware update 3.00, what are your thoughts thus far? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more information on the same in the coming weeks.