Playstation 1 Memory Card Manager using the official Playstation 3 Memory Card USB Adaptor

[Orion_]

I made this tool that allow you to manage your game saves from a Playstation 1 Memory Card on your Windows PC.

You can:
Read from or write to a real Playstation 1 Memory Card using the official Playstation 3 Memory Card USB Adaptor.
Load a Memory Card from multiple file format (*.mc *.mcr *.mcd *.mcx *.gme)
Save a Memory Card to *.mc file format.
Export a single save file to *.mcs file format.
Import a single save file to the currently loaded Memory Card from *.mcs or *.bin file format.
Delete a single save or create a brand new formated Memory Card.

Provided with a Playstation 3 Memory Card Adaptor USB driver compatible with Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, either 32bits or 64bits !

Download and enjoy here : http://onorisoft.free.fr/psx/psx.htm



French video tutorial here:
[BBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_ZFHSjXC3s[/BBvideo]

[Squaresoft74]

Nice to finaly see some love for my CECHZM1, merci beaucoup Orion_ !

Quick question:
I previously used your ps3mca-ps1mc tool but to install the driver with Windows 10 x64, i had to reboot in recovery advanced restart mode and disable driver signature enforcement, else it wouldn't install.

Judging by your video tutorial this isn't required anymore right ?

[Orion_]

The driver for the "ps3mca-ps1mc" used an old version of libusb's driver that wasn't compatible with 64bits (due to driver signature needed)
Now I use the new version of libusbK's driver, which have a signature and works with all version of windows
I know lots of people complained about the Windows 10 incompatibility, so now this is fixed (6 years later, lol)

[TheShadowRunner]

Excellent Orion_, thank you very much for this great soft!

[Elbart]

Anybody know of any knock-offs/clones of the adapter?
The original CECHZM1/SCPH-98042 has reached triple-digit-prices on eBay by now.

[salivity]

I created my own ps1 memory card reader that works in the web browser, you can see all the 15 memory card blocks in the webpage. https://davidclews.com/article/190.html