Media Pro
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Revision as of 06:00, 13 December 2022
Image/Photo asset management software originally called iView Multimedia/Media Pro, then Microsoft Expression Media, then Phase One Media Pro[1]. Discontinued in 2018.[2]
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File Information
Early versions of iView developed for Macintosh had no extension, but used Type/Code IVWc/IVW2
Microsoft Expression Media saved catalogs files using the IVC extension.
Phase One Media Pro could open IVC catalog files, but used the MPCATALOG.
Format Information
- IVC files begin with the ascii
025iat byte 4 - MPCATALOG files begin with the ascii
030iat byte 4
Software
Screenshots
