It is possible to upload VMU saved data. The following form performs such an upload. However, so that this doesn't turn into a site distributing unwanted material, the upload directory is not linked to from here. See Contacting TOOGAM if you would like to retrieve data submitted with this form that is designed to allow uploading of data from a VMU.

vmugames/soulcalibur_game_download.jhtml /vault/vmu/vmufilecenter_dl.html This was a 404 on a PC

Welcome to a web page made for visiting with a web browser on a Sega Dreamcast. All of these URLs go to this page: http://www.dc.bespin.org http://dc.bespin.org http://TOOGAM.Bespin.org/dc/ http://bespin.org/~toogam/dc/
(Slashes ("/"'s) at ends of the above addresses are optional.)

http://toogam.com/ez points users to the basic browsers page: TV-based web browsers may someday link here.

Links which are Temporarily Here:

JavaScript testing (local to this site, unfinished)
Sonic MIDI (should use Sonic)
Int Acc
2g home

Keys for Planetweb's browser: L scrolls down, B brings up favorites, Start brings up options, clicking the Title/URL lets you go to a new site. Y magnifies. The Dreamcast's L button scrolls down in Planetweb.

The following bookmarks came pre-installed with the Sega Dreamcast Browser 2.6 (labeled: planetweb 2.606 JS SSL VoIP US)

(Note: The Home Page redirects the user to index.jhtml which is http://www.sega.com/index.jhtml so apparently dcreg is in the root directory of www.sega.com and it isn't http://www.sega.com/dcreg/index.jhtml or anything similar like that.)

• PlanetwebMaster's FTP Upload Script is not accessible to PC Browsers, but users of the Planetweb Dreamcast browser can use this to upload saves in *.VMS/*.VMI format to an ftp server of their choice. (Ya' just gotta trust that Planetweb won't steal the password while using the service.)

• If you'd like to make your own web page that can accept files, you can use vmuupyho.zip which contains some CGI files. You'll need to know how to set up CGI files on your web server (I believe a Perl Interpretor is needed), and modify upload.cgi to tell it where to place files.

  These were obtained from the Yahoo! Group called Video Game Systems Online which a certain page (now down, but cached by Google) said was "home of the world's first open-source VMU file uploader." They were located in Uploader! folder of the files section which had, in the files' descriptions, instructions to rename upload.txt and cgi-lib.pl to upload.cgi and cgi-lib.pl. (The files in the zip offered by this site have been renamed as instructed.)

• droleen's VMFile Uploader (newtest) seems to have upload ability.
• Heezy's VMU Uploader has 4 popup ads when visiting in a PC browser. Since pop-up children become the one sole active window, I would think that would make the parent window inaccessible and make this link useless with PlanetWeb's browser. Haven't tried it in an actual Dreamcast, though. They credit "Yahoo! VgsOnline" so the VMU-grabbing technology is likely the same as the vmuupyho.zip file from this page. Here's a form to try using on his page:
  File to Upload:
  
  Save As: .vms
  
  Then check the public uploads directory on Heezy's site to find the file. (You may want to make sure the filename is available before you begin uploading.)
• According to According to someone called insidious_plots, kefka.hypermart.net/home.php has the credentials of "world's first open-source vmu file uploader, world's first vmu file uploader that accepts uploads from any dc browser". Apparently his site moved to another hypermart.net site before moving to www.vmu-harddrive.com. Maybe you can find something from there.
• This is more of a private link, but the following form can be used by a Planetweb 2.0 browser to upload files to this web site. (They aren't publicly available after uploading, though.)

  VMU Data File:
  Save as:	.VMS

  Or here's a more condensed set of entry fields. (I haven't updated this yet after having a chance to test this in the Dreamcast browser and see which is nicer to use.)
  VMU Data File: Save as: .VMS

http://home.earthlink.net/~dcbrowsers/files/VMUToolsv221.html

Group named Video Game Systems Online http://DreamcastBrowsers.cjb.net

A List of Games with DreamKey and How to enable more keys (hold A and press Start 10 times).

DreamPassport information including controller rumble support.

• vmu file center at sega.com
• vmu development page of booyaka.com (What's the name of the site mean? Who knows, but the following is written below a graphic showing the site name: "That's a pretty complex insult, for a drunk.")
• PlanetWeb's Saved Game Files
• HK EMS's DC Save Links. Maker of the Nexus VM Unit w/ PC transfer capabilities, links to some saves download sites.

Here are some more useful locations:

• segascream.wav (available from here), small WAV file can be used to test sound stored in the WAV file format.

• PacMan clone (available from this site)
• Vision (available from this site)

Web Browser Information:

• Planetweb 3.0 Browser FAQs
• Statement: "Planetweb is no longer be selling or supporting the Sega Dreamcast 3.0 Browser."
• List of Browser 2.0 features

http://home.earthlink.net/~dcbrowsers/files/VMUToolsv221.html

lynx -useragent="Mozilla/3.0 (Planetweb/2.606; Dreamcast US)" http://tools.planetweb.com/uploadfile.html

• DC Kool Zipped saves. Zipped, so you can't just download with the DC.
• Format of a VMI file (available locally). Also there's a summary of the header in VMS files
• http://vmudev.dcemulation.com/software.html
• Web server requirements for hosting VMI/VMS files. Put simply, it should be configured to understand "application/x-dreamcast-vms-info vmi" and "application/x-dreamcast-vms vms" MIME types.