http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/psx/save/20052.html

 

Tried them but they dont work.
Do I just put them in the sstate folder?

 

nope, those are memcard saves, you need a memcard converter to convert it to .mcr format.
try http://www.aldostools.com for the converter,
as for the savestates, i dont think you can find one easily.

 

thanks,
I d/l the memory converter from that site but it does not convert .gme files to epsxe formt.

 

The .gme means that it is in dex drive format doesent it?
I used the convert from dex to VGS tool and it converted it to .mem instead of the desired .mcr!!!

Has this ever happened to anyone else?

 

http://www.aldostools.com/memoryconverter.zip
download this one and save it as an epsxe memcard.

 

Nope it just converts them to .mcd.

 

Do you know of a converter that changes files from Dex to ePSXe cos thats the one I need?

 

just like i said, download the link that i have given you, and select the .gme file from your hardisk then click on the convert button the save it as a epsxe(.mcr) type.

 

Nope like I said, It only converts .gme files to .mcd.
edit. Ahh ok got it. It took ages for the image to load, Thanks

 

Well, I have converted the save files to .mcr and placed them in the memory card folder and still nothing shows up when I try to load a game in FF7.

 

its not mcd but mcr, did you configure your memcard in epsxe?? something like this -->Config-->Memory Card-->Select the converted memory card.

 

Yeah I configured the memory card.
Still doesent work. Is it possible that the files I d/l are NTSC format?

 

might be, not really sure though.

 

First of all, you shouldn't need to use a converter, ePSXe can read DexDrive saves without a problem.

Second, it's quite likely the saves on GameFaqs are NTSC. You can try changing them to PAL using the Memory Card Converter, you'll need to change the region to PAL and change the SLUS code to the one in your FF7 PAL CD. There's no guarantee this will work, but you may want to try it.

[]s Badaro

 

Whats an SLUS code and how do I chnge it?

 

@Tokimune
you are awesome patient !!! ^^

@IceFlow
PLZ read! (and may be try some things for yourself..? no bad intentions REALY!!! just have to say it ) before asking arround
eg:
->Whats an SLUS code and how do I chnge it?
=> You can try changing them to PAL using the Memory Card Converter, you'll need to change the region to PAL and change the SLUS code to the one in your FF7 PAL CD. There's no guarantee this will work, but you may want to try it.

I´ve got a dexdrive some days ago and for me it works VERY well. I got my FF7 (PAL) and XG (NTSC) Savegames work on ePSXe, YEAH finally. First i downloaded also a memcard tool but ePSXe works just FINE with gme files!!

wbr Shin Gouki

 

Originally posted by IceFlow
Whats an SLUS code and how do I chnge it?

It's the ID of the CD. Should be written on top of it, and can be found inside the disk as well, it's one of the files in the root folder. One example, the code for my SaGa Frontier CD (NTSC/US) is SCUS94230.

To change them, get the Memory Card Manager at Aldo's site. Load the memory card in it, right-click the save game you want to change and select "Edit Slot". Again, changing the memory card from NTSC to PAL this way may or not work, depending on the game.

[]s Badaro

 

Originally posted by Badaro


It's the ID of the CD. Should be written on top of it, and can be found inside the disk as well, it's one of the files in the root folder.

Well not nessesarily. It's normally on the root folder, however it can be located in any folder oif the cd (tekken 3 springs to mind). In any case there is always a file called system.cnf in the root folder. Basically its kind of the "autoplay" file for the disk. If you open it up in a tect editor the boot entry will tell you the id code and the files location.

 

Try using my latest unreleased version of PSXMemTool @ http://psxmemtool.ngemu.com/files/PSXMemTool_1.18b_Setup.exe

Open your FF7 save, right click the slot you want to change region to, then choose European. Save your memory card and set ePSXe to use it. Then try your game, good luck

 

Originally posted by Shin_Gouki
@Tokimune
you are awesome patient !!! ^^

I agree what a wonderful person

Originally posted by Shin_Gouki
@IceFlow
PLZ read! (and may be try some things for yourself..? no bad intentions REALY!!! just have to say it ) before asking arround
eg:
->Whats an SLUS code and how do I chnge it?
=> You can try changing them to PAL using the Memory Card Converter, you'll need to change the region to PAL and change the SLUS code to the one in your FF7 PAL CD. There's no guarantee this will work, but you may want to try it.

no bad intentions huh. If you had no bad intentions Im sure you wouldnt resort to openly expressing your immature intollerence.

I try my best to work out problems but sometimes I just cant do it so I post on this forum. Perhaps you should only read posts from people who are proven experts. Then you wouldnt have to feel the need to scald people who havent spent as much time as you in this area!!

:fingers:

 

Originally posted by SimonMallion
Try using my latest unreleased version of PSXMemTool @ http://psxmemtool.ngemu.com/files/PSXMemTool_1.18b_Setup.exe

Open your FF7 save, right click the slot you want to change region to, then choose European. Save your memory card and set ePSXe to use it. Then try your game, good luck

I have d/l that from 2 different places and each time it says unable to load dll!
Is there perhaps another program like it that actually works?

 

Read the readme.txt file and it tells you that you need runtime libraries for it to run. Get them here: http://psxmemtool.ngemu.com/files/PSXMemTool_Runtime.zip

 

I have the dll files and it said this program has generated errors.
I then put the psxtool.exe in my memcards folder and it worked!!!!

Pity none of the save game files I have tried worked.
Does anyone know any other sites where I can get save games?

 

You need to install PSXMemTool into it's own folder, and then extract the runtime dll's into the same folder. This is because PSXMemTool uses the registry to store locations of necessary files. Anyway, you can try posting the save files here and I will convert them for you.