MemcardRex 1.1 released

Hard core Rikki

Looking good. Thanks for sharing, shendo.

I noticed its possible to have more than one instance of a same memcard open (same location, same flename/extension), and perform different edits on each that could mess up backup (each instance of the memcard having its saved edit overwriting the backup of the other instance when its saved. Just to illustrate one way how allowing multiple instances of the same memorycard -same location and name/file extension- could have unexpected result).

Any chance for a 'revert' command, to discard all edits that occured to the memorycard either since it was opened or since its last saving operation ?

Previously mentioned before:
How about show in each save's properties which specific slots are used for that specific save (ideal for multislot saves, obviously, at least to know for sure in advance which slots would be affected by edits).


Something I thought of (not very related to memcardrex itself).
What would you think of a container memorycard format (not one that can be used in emulators of course) thats not restricted by a limited block amount (kind of an import as either traditional ps1 saves or keeping their specific formats, into a large nonstandard -possibly compressed- memcard for archiving, allowing short private notes for each slot/save, such as to shortly document where the game progress was saved), to store psx saves in, such as to build a collection of those saves instead of keeping those in single separate saves, that MR could read and export from to other formats directly or to opened memory cards?

Having a large number of saves and memory cards myself, it can be somewhat tenuous to stay up to date about which are stored where and the content of, given how each save has to be reimported into a memory card and individually verified in an emulator to ensure its the save i was looking for.

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ShendoXT

That's already implemented since 0.6, just double click on the save an look under "Slot:"

As for container format, there already is one which can be opened by (pretty old) utility called ConvertM.
I can take a closer look and see how it's done, maybe I can implement something similar. No promises though.

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Squall-Leonhart

gah, more stuff to test

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OuTman

Many thanks ShendoXT !

Hard core Rikki pointed an interesting thing, multiple opens of the same file should be prevented

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cyclonmaster

Thanks shendo. Nice application.

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bradman347

where's the dl link?

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Hard core Rikki

At the bottom of the memcardrex section.

Shendo's software

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dr emu (madmax)

cheers.gif for the update on this great ap

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Xtreme2damax

Keep up the great work Shendo, very much appreciated.

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