File extension Details of FBR, FCP, FLH, OGM, OGV, VDO, VEG, VFW, VRO

Name:	FBR
File Type:	FlashBack Screen Recording
Popularity:	4
Category:	video
File Description:	Video created with BB FlashBack screen recording software; captures the events on the screen and can be combined with text sound and images added by the user; typically used for creating software demos, tutorials, training materials. FBR files are created with the BB FlashBack screen recorder program and can be played back with the BB FlashBack Free Player.
Open Programs:	Windows Blueberry FlashBack Blueberry FlashBack Express Blueberry FlashBack Free Player

Name:	FCP
File Type:	Final Cut Project
Popularity:	3
Category:	video
File Description:	Video editing project created with Apple Final Cut Pro or Final Cut Express; includes video and audio clips organized into tracks using a movie timeline; may include visual effects, transitions, text overlays, and DVD chapter markers. FCP files can be exported as standalone movies in QuickTime (.MOV), MPEG (.MPG), or other formats; Final Cut projects can also be exported to DVD Studio Pro for DVD creation.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Apple Final Cut Pro or Final Cut Express

Name:	FLH
File Type:	FLIC Animation File
Popularity:	3
Category:	video
File Description:	Video file saved in the FLIC animation format; uses a compression algorithm optimized for animation sequences; Lego Rock Raiders uses FLH files to store video and audio data. Most FLIC animations use the .FLC file extension.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Apple QuickTime Player Windows Apple QuickTime Player

Name:	OGM
File Type:	Ogg Media File
Popularity:	4
Category:	video
File Description:	Compressed video container format that uses Ogg Vorbis compression; contains an Ogg Vorbis audio and a video stream (files containing only audio use the .OGG extension); may also include switchable subtitles. OGM files may be encoded using DivX, XviD, Theora, or other codecs, which means the video player also must support the appropriate codec in order to play the file.
Open Programs:	Mac OS MPlayer VideoLAN VLC media player Windows The Core Media Player MPUI (MPlayer front end for Windows) VideoLAN VLC media player Linux Totem VideoLAN VLC media player

Name:	OGV
File Type:	Ogg Vorbis Video File
Popularity:	3
Category:	video
File Description:	Video container format that uses Ogg Vorbis encoding; may contain video streams that use one or more different codecs, such as DivX and Theora; can be played using a variety of media players. Ogg Vorbis video files may also use the .OGM extension.
Open Programs:	Mac OS VideoLAN VLC media player MPlayer Windows VideoLAN VLC media player The Core Media Player MPUI (MPlayer front end for Windows) Linux VideoLAN VLC media player Totem

Name:	VDO
File Type:	VDOLive Media File   (Most common)
Popularity:	3
Category:	video
File Description:	Video or audio file format used for broadcasting live media from websites; known for its broadcast quality that adapts to individual user connections; discontinued in 1998.
Open Programs:	Mac OS LiteVDO Windows LiteVDO VDOLive Player or Web browser plug-in

Name:	VEG
File Type:	Vegas Video Project
Popularity:	3
Category:	video
File Description:	Movie project created with Sony Vegas; contains a timeline with audio and video tracks, transitions, special effects, and references to project media, such as video and audio files used by the project. Completed Vegas projects can be exported to a variety of digital video formats, including PSP and iPod formats; they may also be burned to a DVD or Video CD using Vegas+DVD software.
Open Programs:	Windows Sony Vegas

Name:	VFW
File Type:	Video for Windows
Popularity:	2
Category:	video
File Description:	Video format similar to the .AVI format
Open Programs:	Mac OS Apple QuickTime Player Microsoft Windows Media Player Windows Apple QuickTime Player Microsoft Windows Media Player

Name:	VRO
File Type:	DVD Video Recording Format
Popularity:	4
Category:	video
File Description:	Video format used for streaming (real-time) recording of DVD discs; contains actual audio and video recordings; works with .IFO files, which tell the DVD player where the VRO files are located. VRO files can often be converted to standard .VOB files using conversion utilities like AuthoringWare DVD Integrator and AVS Video Tools VRO Converter. Some video-editing programs can read VRO files if the file extension is changed to ".mpg;" however, this does not alter the file format; if the file does not open after changing the extension, you should change it back to ".vro."
Open Programs:	Mac OS Squared 5 MPEG Streamclip VideoLAN VLC media player Apple QuickTime Player with MPEG-2 Playback Component Windows InterVideo WinDVD Platinum CyberLink PowerDVD NVIDIA NVDVD AVS Video Tools AuthoringWare DVD Integrator VideoLAN VLC media player Apple QuickTime Player with MPEG-2 Playback Component Linux VideoLAN VLC media player

Name:	VIVO
File Type:	VivoActive Video File
Popularity:	3
Category:	video
File Description:	Video format typically used for adult videos; VivoActive products were discontinued in 1997, but are still supported by RealPlayer
Open Programs:	Mac OS RealNetworks RealPlayer or VivoActive PowerPlayer Windows RealNetworks RealPlayer or VivoActive PowerPlayer