mymc, a PS2 Memory Card Image Utility

mymc is a public domain utility for working with PlayStation 2 memory card images (.ps2) as used by the PlayStation 2 emulator PCSX2. It allows save files in the MAX Drive (.max), EMS (.psu), SharkPort (.sps), X-Port (.xps) and Code Breaker (.cbs) formats to be imported directly into these images. It can also export save files in either the MAX Drive and EMS formats. See the README.txt file included in the distribution below for more details.

New in Version 2.7

updated to use Python 2.7 and Visual C++ 2008 runtime
add a rename command to the command line interface
a few minor bugs fixed

New in Version 2.6

a few minor bugs fixed

New in Version 2.5

set the mode and attributes of imported saves correctly
a couple of minor typos and bugs fixed

New in Version 2.4

import SharkPort/X-Port and Code Breaker saves
fixed bugs caused by installing mymc in directories with non-ASCII names
3D icons displayed using multisample anti-aliasing (where supported)
a number of minor bugs and typos fixed

New in Version 2.1

easy to use GUI
delete command for recursively removing directories.
faster directory reading

New in Version 1.6

faster ECC caclulation on Windows
new long name format for exporting files
a couple of minor bug and typos fixed

Requirements

The Windows release of mymc requires the Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable to be installed. It's likely to be already be be installed on your computer, but if you get an error complaining about a missing MSVCR90.DLL file, you can download it directly from Micrsoft with the provided link. Be sure to download and install the 32-bit "X86" version, probably called vcredist_x86.exe, even you're using a 64-bit version of Windows. In order to display save file icons, mymc also requires that the April 2006 DirectX update be installed. This is less likely to be already installed on your computer, but mymc will work without it. You can download and install all of the DirectX updates, including the necessary one, using Microsoft's DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer.

The Python release requires Python 2.7 and optionally requires wxPython. It will work without wxPython, but the GUI mode won't be available. It will not work with any version of Python 3.x. As modern Linux distributions only provide minimal support for Python 2.7 it may be difficult to install a compatible version wxPython and eventually even Python 2.7 itself.

Download mymc

Current Windows Release: mymc-alpha-2.7.zip (~7.4M)

Current Python Source Release: mymc-pysrc-2.7.zip (~49k)