PSN Download Manager 3.82 - Now Includes Multi-lang Support

[The Central Scrutinizer]

A new version of PSN Download Manager has been released with Multi-lang Support via PS3News

Hey, I'm back with a nice big update to PSN Download Manager 3.82!

In this release I looked back at feedback, such as Web browsing crashing the proxy etc and many more bugs detected / reported by GrandpaHomer who made sure I fixed everything, but without his feedback and contribution I wouldn't of had much of an update to release other than the P2P function with tracker support.

I'm going to film a nice new video for 3.82 as the current version displayed on YouTube is old and outdated by a mile, so when the PS Store is back online I'll film it and update this thread with it.

Today it finally dawned upon on me, that a huge amount of users come from countries which speak; Spanish, German, Dutch, French, Japanese etc and I though wouldn't it be nice, if the main interface was displayed in there natural language? so I implemented support for 10 languages including English, this applies to some messages and the main interface; the login / logout explains it's self and the options are pretty easy to guess, or so I assume

A big feature, available to our premium members is the new, P2P cloud structure aimed for those who find Sony's servers alone just can't reach speeds of over 10Mbps; this will use apache to transfer data between users, linked by a tracker which you can access for only £1.00 a month this covers the cost of our server hosting etc, time to maintain our software and create your accounts

Here is the list of changes, which have been made

Changes from 3.80 -> 3.82

1) Support added for web browsing, some image glitchs (Fixed by disabling .PNG cache)
2) TV on demand is now working (Excluding BBC iPlayer - Unknown reason, BBC's fault. )
3) Support for premium member login / logout
4) Displays active seeder count
5) New P2P cloud structure for premium members
6) Features UPnP automatic port forwarding
7) Proxy no longer crashes when launch web / folding at home (F@H won't load work loads still)
8) Several stability changes
9) Intelligent Tracker system, with automatic IP control
10) Integrated Apache server for http file sharing
11) New toolbar at the top, for easy to find controls.
12) Youtube can now be watched via the browser
13) (New Models) Sony Bravia TV's can connect via the proxy for most services
14) Playstation Portable support has been confirmed (Tried on my PSP)
15) Designed to work with the NGP from Sony (PSN should work the same, in theory.)
16) Added support for 10 languages (Including English)

You can download it now, via our Web site at Pixolia Solutions - Home - This link helps, support my work by funding, bricked consoles, web hosting and development time

P.S Only bricked one console, by powering off during update by mistake but it happens from time to time...

I hope you enjoy our product, and in return we'll keep on working away to ensure it's never broken and will always work on the PSN no matter how many firmware releases there are (with the exception Sony block our methods, or remove proxy support; which would be their loss not mine.)

Best Regards,
Pixolia Solutions
(Jordan Dyckes)

Download: Current Version (3.82)

Source: Pixolia Solutions - Playstation Download Manager

News Source: PS3News

Our thanks again to tthousand for updating us on this latest release!

[Riku98523]

I'm slightly confused about this whole "We hope many people will share some of their upstream, and make the Playstation Network a better place to be; something where it can compete against the download speeds of rival consoles and make it the choice for gaming once again." thing. When the PSN store was up I easily downloaded at my max speed.

[Pompus]

After reading this first post , I still don't know what this application actually is for .

[tthousand]

After reading this first post , I still don't know what this application actually is for .

Take a look at this thread, it might answer some questions: PSN Download Manager 3.71

[CostiaRiko87]

After reading this first post , I still don't know what this application actually is for .

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[Sech]

I have read every post and I still don't get how this is useful for a cfw user either since anything you download needs to be activated through psn except demos, patches, and a few things...
I've read all posts related and don't see the point.
At least it's being developed though, obviously some people use it or they wouldn't be developing it so heavily.

[xPreatorianx]

This is awesome, I plan on hosting my own "turbo server" when I get my gentoo machine online.

Premium is dirt cheap, it's £1.00 GBP or 1.6491 US dollars (taken from the first post.) So in all honesty there's no reason why anyone with a bit of technical knowledge can't contribute to the amount of download links.

[Sech]

This is awesome, I plan on hosting my own "turbo server" when I get my gentoo machine online.

Premium is dirt cheap, it's £1.00 GBP or 1.6491 US dollars (taken from the first post.) So in all honesty there's no reason why anyone with a bit of technical knowledge can't contribute to the amount of download links.

I don't get it.
Can't you find most psn download links on psnews and other sites anyway?
I mean you can't use anything you download without activation anyway except demos so what's this for? Stuff you already own?
I reeaalllyy don't think I get the point of this app.

After reading this first post , I still don't know what this application actually is for .

Evidently only like 5 people really know what this app is for.
The thread tthousand linked to pretty much just said it was only useful when rebut firmware was working and you could pirate psn content.
So if that's the case I suppose the people that like it only use it to get demos.
Until we crack how to activate our own psn titles and dlc content I don't really see the use in something like this.

[Berion]

@Sech
This program is for OFW and archiving Your PSN content in better way than on encrypted PS3 HDD.

[Sech]

@Sech
This program is for OFW and archiving Your PSN content in better way than on encrypted PS3 HDD.

Oh ok then neato.
How do you install the .pkg files on an ofw machine then?
It wont let you.