PSPDictionary changelog

Developer's note:

PSPDictionary is a multi-language translator for PSP (PlayStation Portable) written in Python, distribuited under the GNU General Public license.

PSPDictionary allows you to translate a word or a phrase from six language: English, Italiano, French, Deutsce, Spanish and Latin.

It's possible to translate remaining offline. In this case, the program supports the translations freely distributed by Wikctionary ( ). There are about 6000 translations for each language.

Besides, it's possible to translate a word/phrase connecting your PSP online, choosing an online translation service. This can be: langtolang ( Yahoo! Babel Fish ( or Google Translate (

How to install
First of all, I remember you that this program works only on a PSP Far or Slim with a Custom Firmware by DAX.
Then, extract the downloaded package, and copy the 'python' folder in the root of your memory stick, and the 'PSPDictionary vX.X.X' folder in the path X:PSPGAME
Congratulations, you have successfully installed PSPDictionary.

From Gefa:Hello to all.Today the new version release of PSPDictionary, which leads to the 2.4.1In this new release, I simply added the slapsh the screen NeoFlash Compo 2009, and fixed a bug in the translations langtolang.comIndeed, were previously shown only 7 translations. Now, you see all

from Gefa:Hi all: I released PSPDictionary v2.4.0In this new release, I improved the offline mode, adding the support for the translations freely distributed by Wiktionary. Now there are about 6000 translations for each languageBesides, always for the offline mode, I added a new language: the latin.Changelog:- Now the program is distributed under the GNU General Public License.- Improved the offline mode, adding the support for the translations freely distributed by Wiktionary. Now there are about 6000 translations for each languageBesides for the offline mode has been added a new language: the latin.- Some little improvements

Is it Google-brew day or what? First there was that update for PSPChrome, and now it's PSPDictionary. After its previous version incorporating Yahoo! Babelfish, PSPDictionary v2.3.0 now brings Google translate.PSPDictionary v2.3.0: * Added the support for Google Translate * Some little improvements * Now the program seves in the file translations.txt the translations * For example, when you translate 'che cosa farai questa sera?', from italian to english, connecting your psp online at the server Google Translate, in the file translations.txt will be written: o Mode: online o Server: translate.google.com o WordSentence: che cosa farai questa sera? o Translation: what to do tonight?

PSPDictionary is getting quite a sizeable upgrade. The latest version now has support for Yahoo! Babelfish, and if you guys are familiar with how it works online, then that means you can actually translate full phrases now - not just words.PSPDictionary v2.2.0 * Now the servers supported are two: langtolang.com and babelfish.yahoo.com. Using babelfish.yahoo.com now it is possible to translate, besides words, also phrasesAs with before, you can still work with this app even though you're offline, but of course, to maximize it to its full extent, you'd have to connect to the servers.

Changelog:v2.0.0 -> v2.1.0:- Improved the online translations. Now, to translate (online) a word you must first indicate the fists language and then the language of the translation.Moreover, the online translation is most fast- Solved a bug in the chronology

PSPDictionary: what is it?--------------------------------------PSPDictionary is a multilanguage dictionary for PSP, with on-line functionalities.PSPDictionary, to translate online, connects itself at the server langtolang.itHow to install it----------------------Copy the 'python' directory in the root of your memory stick, then copy the 'PSPDictionary' directory in the mso:/PSP/GAME/ path.