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Also used on PocketStation to retrieve use and empty block.

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Somes infos are missing: about CLUT or method used on PS3 & PS1 and why not one game save data example (preferably with Checksum and compressed data).

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Serial number file type name (in UTC): _NEW_DDHHMMSSSSSSSSSS VM1 is a PS1 memory card in "PS3 format", used in PS3 internal HDD only, games can use one block or several ones, each block has a name that identifies it (the first one is at offset 0x8A inside virtual_memcard. Total memory card size 128KB = 131072 bytes = 0x20000 bytes.| |-Frame 3 (Icon: same as frame 2, max animation use 3 frames) | |-Frame 2 (Icon: can be combined for animation or for PocketStation Icon) | |-Frame 1 (Icon: can be different at each BLOCK for the same game) | |-Frame 0 (File Name: 128 bytes, see Frame 64 on. |- Data Block 1 (adress: 0x2000, blocks are visible on screen, one game can use more than one block) |- Header Block 0 (this block is not accessible and visible from menu) Original Memory Card PS1 (128 KB) (on PS3 XMB display : freespace available / 120KB) The first frame (frameĠ) is the file name, frames 1 to 3 contain the icon, (each frame of animation taking up one frame) leaving the rest of the Each block is split into 64 frames, each 128 bytes. PSX accesses the data via a "frame" method. The data blocks contains the program data file name, block name, icon, and other critical information. Leaving 15 blocks left over for data storage. The very first block is is a header block used as a directory and file allocation table This is split into 16 blocks eachĬontaining 8 kilobytes each. The original memory card for the PS1 is 128 kilobytes of non-volatile RAM. Memory Card Formats PS1 Memory card PS1 (original) See: Content Information Files - Saved Data Utility (minis) ICON0.PNG in the table represents all the multimedia files supported by the XMB for this format like images, audio, etc.

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Raw copy from/to a real PS1 (or PocketStation) or PS2 Memory Card using a Memory Card Adapter

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When exporting to PSP the "block" is extracted from VM1 and injected in VMP

When exporting to USB the "block" is extracted from VM1 an saved separatedly as a PSV When importing the "block" is injected in the VM1

PARAM.PFD Signatures of some of the other files in the folder.

PARAM.SFO Information about the Game Save.

MC_Slot Inside a PS1 or PS2 Memory card, real or virtual, every one of the savedata items represented with an icon, A single savedata can use one or several slots in PS1, and always only one slot in PS2.

Used as the file name when a single Game Save is exported to USB, e.g: BESLES-53702535953.PSV

Identifyer of each Game Save of a PS1 or PS2 Memory Card.

Any_Other_Files Represents all the other files in the folder generated by the game with any filename and filextensions that are dependant of each game and can vary, e.g: "PROFILE.BIN"(in PS3 Game Saves) or "SECURE.BIN" (in Minis Game Saves) etc.

The name assigned to the card when it was created from the "Memory Card Utility (PS/PS2)" in XMB.

Name of the folder where the game was installed (different than the TITLE_ID in their PARAM.SFO that refers to the original ID when the game was released years ago as a disc).

Name of the folder where the savedata files are stored, composed by TITLE_ID + some variable characters added by the game, e.g: BLES00001-nick01save01.

The number assigned by the system to this user when their account was created (is a counter).