Forum: PS2 Memory Card Hacking - Topics relating to Xport/SharkPort, EMS Adaptor, MAXdrive and general save hacking as they relate to the PS2.


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  1. #1 Transfer Program needed. 
    DementedMoose Guest
    Hello.

    I must admit I do not have an Xport or a SHarkport or any Memory Card hacking devices BUT I have this multitap for the PSX that plugs into my PC as a Logitech Sidewinder gamepad. It also has a memory card slots and I inserted one of those psx memory cards that have 4 15-block memory cards in one and it worked. I can switch from the 1st memorycard to the 4th one (I can tell because there's a number that tells me from the memory card) but I dont know if I can load or upload or download to or from the memory card. I am thinking that it might also work with the PS2 memory card but since I do not have a PS2 memory card that has light and stuff that would let me know if it works if I plug it into my multitap, I really couldnt tell it would work. Sorry if i am confusing you.

    So I need to know if there's a program that would let me atleast detect that there's a memory card plugged into my multitap thingy. Any help would be appreciated. If you guys want to know what Im talking about, I might be able to take a snapshot of my multitap that might make it better to understand. Thanks!!
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    Never come across anything to do what you want, not to mention that it definately will not work with PS2 cards
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    I see... well that's a shame. When i bought it, the guy said it's PS2 compatible... controller. memory card, everything. It sounded too good to be true. But I am happy of purchasing that because it lets me use 4 psx/ps2 controllers on my PC. And they are detected as separate individual controllers. Too bad the memory card slot seems pointless. I have tried it with running an emulator and inserting a memory card in the slot but saving a game with an emulator works differently. Thanks for your help gothi.

    Anybody else know if there's a way through this? I need someone who knows programming to tell me if it is possible or not. I guess thats the only way i will get convinced.
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    ps2 memcards are not backwards comaptible with psx memcards. a ps2 dualshock 2 is backwards compatible, which explains why you are able to use them in a ps1 and on your adapter. you will not be able to use ps2 memcards with your adapter. if people know how to do this, they wouldnt need sharkports/xports and would go with the old dexdrive.

    your adapter is a controller adapter for the pc; i wouldnt call it a multitap even though it can work with more than 1 controller. the memcard ports are there as a "dexdrive-like" device i assume, since you are able to use psx saves on it.

    in short, the only way you will be able to transfer ps2 saves is via a sharkport/xport or using the network adapter. there are no methods that are known to read ps2 memcards without a ps2.

    as for psx emulators, you need to convert the saves from the memcards to the appropriate memcard files to use with them.
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