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There is, i can't remember off top but there's a tool called MemcardRex 1.8 which can open various ps1 memory card formats:
https://archive.org/details/MemcardRex1.8
the emulator they use on the PSC is PCSX Rearmed. there's two locations, if you're using the stock emulator then there should be like a memcard folder created in each game folder. search for the .mcd or .mcr i cant remember and load it in memcardrex. if you're using retroarch then it's located in the retroarch folder somewhere. once you load it in MemcardRex you can import/export
https://archive.org/details/MemcardRex1.8
the emulator they use on the PSC is PCSX Rearmed. there's two locations, if you're using the stock emulator then there should be like a memcard folder created in each game folder. search for the .mcd or .mcr i cant remember and load it in memcardrex. if you're using retroarch then it's located in the retroarch folder somewhere. once you load it in MemcardRex you can import/export
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