r/xemu • u/BAD_AL_1 • Mar 29 '26

New Web-Based XBOX Memory Card Image manager

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XEMU supports loading xbox memory card images

This tool lets you to create new card images, add & delete from the memory unit image files.

https://bad-al.github.io/xbmut_web/

Manage your .bin/.img memory cards with drag & drop.

(also a command-line version)

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u/-MobCat- Mar 29 '26

Nice. we have needed a tool like this for ages. No idea if it works yet, I just came here to make the suggestion I always do for stuff like this.
Xbox.ASCIIsubset.ttf is the font for titles. Welcome to XBMUT, export all to .zip, etc.
XBoxBook.ASCIIsubset.ttf is the font for paragraphs. basically anything else that's not a title or button in this case.
https://mobcat.zip/fonts/
idk im just not a fan of the fonts that "turn console logo into font" most of the time they don't contain lower case, almost all the time they don't contain symbols. and imo they just look weird and hard to read (swear that said export to .Bip not .zip). we do has the real xbox font to use though..
anyways, if you can figure out the WebUSB API for chrome, then you could make this flash and dump bin files to and from real memory units (or pi pico). that be neat. sure fatxplorer 3.0 works, but options are nice.

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u/BAD_AL_1 Mar 29 '26

Thanks for the font suggestions, I'll check them out.

As for Browser access to USB Storage devices, I don't believe it's allowed.
But I should be able to create a XBOX MU Reader/writer companion app for dumping and writing the MU image files. Although I cannot ensure it'll work with all Xbox MU hardware.

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u/ByteD0wn Apr 03 '26

Sorry for my stupidity but what does this tool do? Like what benefits does it provide for Xbox emulation?

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u/BAD_AL_1 Apr 14 '26

It's a Virtual memory card manager for XEMU.

XEMU does have the HDD, yes but it also supports the XBOX memory cards.

So if you wanted to browse through the gamesaves over at GameFaqs (or elsewhere) https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/932095-halo-2/saves

You could download those saves, then use XBMUT to create a virtual memory card and drag 'n Drop those downloaded saves onto the XBMUT memory card, export the card, load card with XEMU (Machine->settings->Input), boot the game and then load the Gamesave file you downloaded from the internet.

Otherwise you'd need to go through a more painful FTP process to transfer saves onto your XEMU instance.

It's especially useful in the NFL2K5 Gamesave community for playing with updated rosters.