Translations

• New Hungarian Translation by @TheOneEyedGrimReaper.

You should download the latest version!

Tweaks

• You can no longer skip the connection popup, which now properly prevents a bad AID from being used
• Removed WiFi compatibility misinformation, you can use WiFi to transfer on any firmware provided you have an update blocking DNS configured correctly on your Vita.

Translations

• New Turkish translation by @Localizati0n.
• Tweaks to Japanese.

You should download the latest version!

Bugfixes

• Added AID length safety check so the ~/PS Vita/APP folder can't ever get deleted by accident.
• Program won't break anymore if you have QCMA installed but never launched it.

Translations

• New Japanese translation by @Hack-Usagi

You should download the latest version!

New in v0.4.1:

• Fixes USB driver installation (verified working on several clean installations of various OSes).
  • If you have issues with it, and the troubleshooting steps supplied within the program don't work, please submit an issue.
• Re-add Spanish translation
• Tweaks to French, German and Italian translations

From v0.4.0:

• QCMA is now fully integrated! This means:

  • QCMA is automatically installed if it is not already installed
  • QCMA is automatically configured if it was not already installed
  • USB driver is automatically installed if the user wishes to transfer via USB and QCMA was not already installed.
  • You don't have to touch QCMA at all.

• Translations:

  • New French translation by @wababc and @Retsukun
  • New German translation by @barooney and @fyr77
  • All existing translations were tweaked.
  • Spanish translation was removed. Will be re-added once updated for this version.

Download removed due to a critical bug. Please download the latest release.
If you tried this version and it worked for you, don't worry. The USB driver just fails to install, nothing scary.

• QCMA is now fully integrated! This means:

  • QCMA is automatically installed if it is not already installed
  • QCMA is automatically configured if it was not already installed
  • USB driver is automatically installed if the user wishes to transfer via USB and QCMA was not already installed.
  • You don't have to touch QCMA at all.

• Translations:

  • New French translation by @wababc and @Retsukun
  • New German translation by @barooney and @fyr77
  • All existing translations were tweaked.
  • Spanish translation was removed. Will be re-added once updated for this version.

You should download the latest version!

• New Brazilian Portuguese translation by @barbabarros
• Various corrections for Italian and Russian translations

You should download the latest version!

• New translations
  • Spanish translation by @RY0M43CH1Z3N
  • Russian translation by @M2l2koPOWER
  • Italian translation by @theheroGAC
• Fixed issue tracker link

You should download the latest version!

• The application will now automatically get AID and QCMA directory information from registry if available.
• Multi-language support!
  • Simplified Chinese translation courtesy of @yexun1995.
  • Language selection dialog only appears once. If you select the wrong language by accident, delete the generated settings.conf file in the program directory.
  • If you are willing to contribute a translation, see Language.cs for an example on how to do it.
• Application now recognizes imported 64bit builds of pkg2zip and psvimgtools as valid.
• Rewrote error handling again.
• General code cleanup.

You should download the latest version!

• Better error handling/messages
• More aggressive bitter smile trimming (13MB!)
• Various UI fixes
• Link to issues tracker included

You should download the latest version!

From the pre-release:

• You can now import files for the application to use if you've downloaded them separately yourself and don't want to redownload them.
• The application now checks if files were already downloaded correctly, and will use them unless the user wants them deleted or they specified an import for that file.

New in v0.2.1:

• Adds bitter smile demo trimming. Brings h-encore app file size down from ~240MB to ~17MB.
• Rewrote existing/imported file handling to be more stable
• General code cleanup