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Today PS Vita developer Phexe has released a tool for viewing/deleting backed up PlayStation Vita content (via Content Manager Assistant) along with the related source code.
What can it do at the moment?
View
1. PlayStation Minis
2. PlayStation Portable & Save Games
3. PlayStation Vita Games & Apps
Delete Individually via Right clicking name
Shows the Title, the PlayStation ID Code and the Size of the Game/App
Automatically retrieve the path to your Vita Directory from Registry
If Sony’s Content Manager Assistant is not installed or set up, you can specify a directory to use
Known Issues
Has trouble deleting item if Icon is in use by windows explorer. You can remedy this by either restarting your PC or Explorer.exe (Windows Issue)
Coming Soon (To do List)
Add more details from the local SFO file to the information box on the right. Ie./ Tech details.
Maybe add Web information retrieved from gaming sites or just links to product pages
Requires .Net 4.0
Download:
PSVeeter v0.1
PSVeeter v0.1 (Source Code)
.NET Framework 4.0 (Required)
What can it do at the moment?
View
1. PlayStation Minis
2. PlayStation Portable & Save Games
3. PlayStation Vita Games & Apps
Delete Individually via Right clicking name
Shows the Title, the PlayStation ID Code and the Size of the Game/App
Automatically retrieve the path to your Vita Directory from Registry
If Sony’s Content Manager Assistant is not installed or set up, you can specify a directory to use
Known Issues
Has trouble deleting item if Icon is in use by windows explorer. You can remedy this by either restarting your PC or Explorer.exe (Windows Issue)
Coming Soon (To do List)
Add more details from the local SFO file to the information box on the right. Ie./ Tech details.
Maybe add Web information retrieved from gaming sites or just links to product pages
Requires .Net 4.0
Download:
PSVeeter v0.1
PSVeeter v0.1 (Source Code)
.NET Framework 4.0 (Required)