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SSJ5
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strange file extentions, how do I open?

I found a disk that has my curiosity peaked. It has several files that seem like they are from a digital camera due to their names.

They follow a pattern:

MVC-0023.411
MVC-0024.411
MVC-0025.411

I looked up that file extension (.411) and found it belongs to Sony. Sony also makes digital cameras with model numbers beginning with MVC.

My question is how can I find out what these files are and how to open them??

Any help is appreciated.
permalink · 2005-09-30 21:12:31 · Reply to this

Candle4
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Re: strange file extentions, how do I open?

rename one to .jpg see what happens.
permalink · 2005-09-30 21:17:22 · Reply to this

Wasnt Me
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clubs:		 Agreed, they look like images or videos stored on a memory card. I'd try opening them with either Image Viewer or any video player if that doesn't work.
permalink · 2005-09-30 23:00:54 · Reply to this

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1 edit		 From what I could gather doing a Google Group search of MVC*.411, it appears to be the thumbnail images that a Sony Mavica camera shows when it is in the Display mode.

Edit: Here are some resources. »ca.geocities.com/mavican@rogers.···ces.html

There is a .411 to .BMP converter linked on that page. It goes directly to an executable, so I didn't want to provide the link here.
permalink · 2005-09-30 23:14:40 · Reply to this
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