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#ONLINE MCR TO PSV CONVERTER MANUAL#
#ONLINE MCR TO PSV CONVERTER PS3#

If you select the data will be copied without being converted"

#ONLINE MCR TO PSV CONVERTER PS3#

Then, from the "Memory Card Utility (PS/PS2)" you can browse the blocks inside the virtual_memcards, by pressing triangle over a block and selecting the option "copy" the PS3 gives two options, one is an icon of your PSP identifyed by his nick, by selecting the PSP icon the PS3 displays this message: "Do you want to convert this data for use with the PSP system and then copy it?. To export to PSP first is needed to register the PSP as a remote play device (in PS3 settings menu), and activate the USB mode (in PSP XMB) Total memory card size is 129 KB = 131200 bytes = 0x20080 bytes (0x80 bigger than a real PS1 memory card)

VMP is a PS1 memory card in "PSP format". Please read the WHOLE Page,there is option via an PSP too.You said your PSP is modded:

you can also select them from the options of the PS1 emulator during game (PS button-assign slots).

When adding new virtual memory cards with different names to the internal HDD, the XMB is unable to detect them because his database has not been "updated", this is solved by the option "restore database" from recovery menu, or by importing a new valid memory card from USB (it seems this last option updates the XMB database to be enable to identify all the contents of dev_hdd0/savedata/vmc/).

If the save data is not visible on XMB, copy an other save data block to your memory card, them it ll appear.

By overwriting the original file with the new one the XMB doesnt need to be updated and the new file is loaded normally (the console has no idea of what happened).

5.- Overwrite the original file in your internal HDD with the new file.

4.- Rename the file extension back to.

3.- Use MemcardRex or PSXGameEdit to extract or inject individual game saves (identifyed al slots).

1.- Make a copy (with FTP or any file manager) of one of your internal virtual memory cards, in path: dev_hdd0/savedata/vmc/ (e.g: mycard.VM1).

#ONLINE MCR TO PSV CONVERTER MANUAL#

I read through this and they use a tool namedĪnd there is a manual to get that save to your PS3:Įxtracting and Injecting single PS1 Game Saves in PC/PS3