SoftCamEditor

SoftCamEditor is a simple-to-use software application that gives you the possibility to view and edit keyfiles for various emulators. It is wrapped in a seemingly outdated, yet easy-to-navigate interface that features some intuitive options.

It is possible to open two files for comparison purposes, as long as they have the KEY or DB format. SoftCamEditor shows containing elements and lets you edit keys and providers and create new ones, duplicate the providers, as well as delete keys, providers or provider IDs.

A built-in web browser is available for looking up information on keys and providers. SoftCamEditor lets you hide removal warnings, use a search function when dealing with large amounts of data, edit data in WordPad, and modify browser properties (similar to the ones of Internet Explorer).

Several handy tools are put at your disposal. You can define keys by indicating a crypt system name, system ID, provider ID length (in bytes), key ID mask and length, as well as examine the table with key definition records and delete any selected rows to make room for new ones.

It is also possible to edit the provider list by deleting entries and adding new ones with a system and provider ID along with provider name, as well as to customize font properties for the key tree elements: system, provider, key ID, and comment.

We have not come across any stability issues in our tests, since SoftCamEditor did not hang, crash or pop up error messages. It is very responsive to commands and has minimal impact on PC performance, running on low CPU and memory. In a nutshell, SoftCamEditor supplies users with a fast and effective solution to managing keyfiles for emulators, and does not take extensive know-how to work with.