Use the following syntax: mymc-gui.exe "path_to_your_card.ps2" -e "Save_Name" "Output_File.psu" Step 3: Import a Save (Restore) To import a downloaded save into your memory card image:
If MYMC refuses to launch, you might be missing the MSVCP71.dll or msvcr71.dll files. These are older Windows runtime files that can be easily found and placed in the MYMC folder.
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Click . The save will immediately write to the virtual memory card. Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Convert saves between popular formats, including MaxDrive ( .max ), CodeBreaker ( .cbc ), and SharkPort ( .sps ).
New memory card images created through MyMC might need to be formatted by the PCSX2 emulator itself before they can be used.
MyMC lists them like boring database entries, but each one is a doorway. I right-click. “Export.” But my hand hesitates. Once copied to my hard drive, is it still the same save? Or just a ghost?
Choose your destination and save the file. It is highly recommended to save it in the format, as it preserves all original timestamp data. Importing a Save Game
MyMC is portable software, meaning it does not require a formal installation process.
It reads and writes the most popular PS2 save formats, including MAX Drive ( .max ), CodeBreaker ( .cbc ), Sharkport ( .sps ), and EMS Flash Linker ( .psu ).
When you play games on PCSX2, the emulator creates a file on your computer that acts as a physical memory card (usually named Mcd001.ps2 ). If you want to use a save file downloaded from a site like GameFAQs, you cannot simply drag and drop it into that file.
Note: If you receive an error regarding missing DLL files (like MSVCR71.dll ), you will need to download that specific file and place it directly into the same folder as the mymc-gui.exe application. Step 2: Open Your Virtual Memory Card Launch . A window will prompt you to select a memory card file.
: Launch the mymc-gui.exe and select the virtual memory card file you want to edit (usually found in the memcards folder of your emulator).
Modern versions of the now feature built-in memory card managers. The native PCSX2 tools allow you to folder-sync saves and convert card types without needing external DLL files.
Use the following syntax: mymc-gui.exe "path_to_your_card.ps2" -e "Save_Name" "Output_File.psu" Step 3: Import a Save (Restore) To import a downloaded save into your memory card image:
If MYMC refuses to launch, you might be missing the MSVCP71.dll or msvcr71.dll files. These are older Windows runtime files that can be easily found and placed in the MYMC folder.
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Click . The save will immediately write to the virtual memory card. Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Convert saves between popular formats, including MaxDrive ( .max ), CodeBreaker ( .cbc ), and SharkPort ( .sps ).
New memory card images created through MyMC might need to be formatted by the PCSX2 emulator itself before they can be used.
MyMC lists them like boring database entries, but each one is a doorway. I right-click. “Export.” But my hand hesitates. Once copied to my hard drive, is it still the same save? Or just a ghost?
Choose your destination and save the file. It is highly recommended to save it in the format, as it preserves all original timestamp data. Importing a Save Game
MyMC is portable software, meaning it does not require a formal installation process.
It reads and writes the most popular PS2 save formats, including MAX Drive ( .max ), CodeBreaker ( .cbc ), Sharkport ( .sps ), and EMS Flash Linker ( .psu ).
When you play games on PCSX2, the emulator creates a file on your computer that acts as a physical memory card (usually named Mcd001.ps2 ). If you want to use a save file downloaded from a site like GameFAQs, you cannot simply drag and drop it into that file.
Note: If you receive an error regarding missing DLL files (like MSVCR71.dll ), you will need to download that specific file and place it directly into the same folder as the mymc-gui.exe application. Step 2: Open Your Virtual Memory Card Launch . A window will prompt you to select a memory card file.
: Launch the mymc-gui.exe and select the virtual memory card file you want to edit (usually found in the memcards folder of your emulator).
Modern versions of the now feature built-in memory card managers. The native PCSX2 tools allow you to folder-sync saves and convert card types without needing external DLL files.
