PS VITA / PsTV Vita Account Manager v0.91

[T.D.]

T.D. submitted a new resource:

Vita Account Manager - Switch between multiple PSN/SEN accounts. Handle execution history and WLANs. Dump console IDs.

# Vita Account Manager (c) 2019 by "windsurfer1122"
Switch between multiple PSN/SEN accounts on a PS Vita or PS TV.
Handle execution history.
Dump console IDs.
Save and restore WLAN settings.

## Features
* Save the current account for later restore.
* Restore a saved account or remove the current account.
* Removes trophies of current account to reduce ban risk on an accidental trophy sync.
* Unlink memory card from current account.
* Delete execution history of current account to...

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[pinky]

interesting about the cid. I've dumped mine three times with three different methods. the idps is always the same, but the second 16 bytes is always different even if dumping using the same method.

 

[T.D.]

The IDPS is per console, while the PSID is per user/console combination (more precise: the user is actually the account id).
In my tests I could reproduce the same PSID.

By the way VitaIdent is broken on the PSID display.

 

[pinky]

not for me. psid changed every time. I don't think the psid is fixed.

 

[Berion]

I reported this few years ago to @Joel16 and he says it's ok. So I don't know, but I remember that all apps giving me different IDs.

BTW: On all Sony consoles NP Account ID is the user itself (and it is the same on all of them for the same specific account).

 

[pinky]

what's odd is that my np account id isn't in the calendar.db like it's supposed to be. I checked with two different accounts. where it's supposed to be it's blank.

 

[pinky]

btw, @Berion , I found out ho the cma id compares to the account id. I made a post about it. the cma is is the aid sorta. it's backwards per byte, so not totally backwards. I think that's the reason changing the id in the system.dreg forced a format. it did represent what was in the id.dat. not sure if changing both would affect anything.