File Extension VU

File type: 2 VU Development Source Code

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Notes about the VU file extension:

Errors in your registry are one of the common causes for incorrect file associations on your windows system. It is highly recommended that you check your registry for file association errors (will also check for any other registry errors).

The VU file type is primarily associated with 'Playstation' by Sony Corporation of America. VUs are the vector units on the Playstation 2 Emotion Engine chip and are capable of rapidly processing 4-dimensional float vector data as well as integer data. There are two of them, VU0 and VU1. Each one is somewhat specialized in its abilities and its connections to the rest of the hardware in the PS2. A .VU file is the source in raw VU format (no DMA tags, no VCL syntax).

Cannot access VU files on windows?

When windows gives you an error message saying that it
"Cannot open VU files", this means either:

A. You need to indentify a program that can open the file
B. Or your registry may be damaged

RECOMMENDED:

In both cases it is strongly recommended that you
run a free scan for registry errors.

File extension: .VU

Detailed information for file extension VU:

Primary association: Playstation

Company: Sony Corporation of America

File classification: Source Code

Related links: (Unofficial) Playstation2 VU Developer's FAQ

Other applications associated with file type VU:

xfit (Vector or Line File)Xfit is a map-fitting and molecular modeling program to display or manipulate models and fit data to electron density. xfit accepts .PDB files, phase files (in X-Plor, TNT, or CIF (SHELX List 6) format; .FCF is accepted as equivalent to .PHS), map files, .VU (vector or line) file, viewpoint (.VP) files, script (.SCRIPT) files, ridgelines (.BONES) files, and sequence (.SEQ) files. Related links: Xfit Manual Entry

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