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FontGen v0.6
Filename
fontgen06.zip
Date Posted
Aug 3, 2006
Categories
Media Apps
,
PSP
Tags
PSP
Downloads
1217
Description:
Raphael's nostalgic recount of how the PMP Mod has
turned into what we now know as PMP Mod AVC, will
surely send loyal followers of this media application
tumbling down memory lane. He referred to his post as
a "malloc revival" version of PMP Mod, and inevitably
lead to how Malloc was the first one to mod Jonny's
original and how in turn, that got him started on his
own mods.
I'm pretty sure that you already have an idea on what
changes have been made throughout the years, so I'll
spare you the lengthy timelog. And the latest of
these changes will also be added to the standard
version PMP Mod 2.02, after polishing some more
details.
As a reward for reading this article about memories
and reveries, I'm giving you Raphael's latest,
FontGen v.06, and as he explains on his post, "It
adds back all Windows codepages from 1250-1258. This
was neccessary, because some of the ISO8859 fonts
weren?t compatible with subtitles generated in
windows and led to wrong output of the subtitles
(cyrillic for example)."
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