Playstation Vita Content Manager Download
If you want to transfer data between a PC/Mac and a PS Vita then you’ll need to use Sony’s Content Manager Assistant Program. For example, transferring screenshots of PS Vita games, music for custom soundtracks or backing up those all important save game files.
Download Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation. Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation® is a computer application that enables data transfer between a PS Vita system and a computer. Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation® is a computer application that enables data transfer between a PlayStation®Vita system or PlayStation®TV system* and a computer. Content Manager In Content Manager, manage content (music, videos, and photos), games and other applications on your system and a connected PS3™ system, a computer (Windows/Mac), or other devices. Copy content and applications, and back up files from and restore files to your system.
Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation (R) download Enables data transfer between a PlayStation Vita system and a computer Download Review Comments Questions & Answers. Is it possible to download PSN games (PSVita, Vita-compatible PSP games and minis) via PC software (i.e. Media Go) and then connect Vita with the PC and transfer Vita-compatible games (either by using Media Go, Vita Content Manager Assistant or some other way)? Dude, same here. Since 2 months now, I can't download the content manager for PC from anywhere! I found a standalone exe in a forum, it worked, but it asks for an update. I'm affraid I'm not allowed to put up a link here, but google for OpenCMA. It's a hacked version of CMA that requires no internet connection to operate.
It’s a free download from the official website.
Content Manager Assistant Features:
- Copy music, image and video files between PC/Mac and PS Vita
- Backup saved games
- Backup downloaded games
- Backup system files
- Update PS Vita firmware
After you’ve installed the program and setup the locations of various folders (shown below) you can plug in your PS Vita using the supplied USB cable and start creating custom soundtracks or viewing in-game screenshots on your PC/Mac.
The most important folder of the lot is called Applications/Backup files. This is where all your save game files and downloaded games get backed up to. If you have a lot of games this folder will take up quite a bit of space on your hard disk. For example, backing up Uncharted: Golden Abyss eats up 3398Mb.
If you’ve bought one of the 4Gb or 8Gb memory cards then the Content Manager Assistant will prove invaluable in shuffling content between your PC/Mac if/when the memory card gets filled up.
The PlayStation Vita will be released on the 22nd Feb 2012 – Wi-fi only and Wi-Fi + 3G models.
Vita not connecting to PC via content manager/QCMA
Every time I try I just get the 'cannot connect to pc message.'
I've tried the following:
Different USB ports, Different driver usb options when installing QCMA, Turned off power via usb connection, Disabled windows Firewall, Switching USB drivers via Zadig,
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I think all my ports are usb 3.0 is this an issue? I've read others saying it only works with 2.0?
I've ordered another usb cable just in case its that but not sure how it would be as my pc seems to be recognising the vita just fine, it just wont connect.
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Really not sure what else to try at this point... :/