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What is a VVV file? A VVV file contains a catalog created by FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View), a program used to catalog content of removable volumes, such as DVDs and CDs , and files and folders in a directory. It stores an index of files and folders scanned from a removable disc or directory. VVV files also include metadata about the folders and files, allowing users to search them.

More Information VVV file open in FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View) 1.5 VVV (Virtual Volumes View) allows you to catalog removable volumes and archive files and folders from a local computer. When you catalog a volume, the program creates the VVV file to store the volume's contents. You can also use VVV (Virtual Volumes View) to search the volume's contents in the VVV file. For example, you can search the metadata in the folder to locate items in a specific folder in a volume.

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What is a VVV file?

A VVV file contains a catalog created by FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View), a program used to catalog content of removable volumes, such as DVDs and CDs , and files and folders in a directory. It stores an index of files and folders scanned from a removable disc or directory. VVV files also include metadata about the folders and files, allowing users to search them.

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VVV file open in FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View) 1.5

VVV (Virtual Volumes View) allows you to catalog removable volumes and archive files and folders from a local computer. When you catalog a volume, the program creates the VVV file to store the volume's contents.

You can also use VVV (Virtual Volumes View) to search the volume's contents in the VVV file. For example, you can search the metadata in the folder to locate items in a specific folder in a volume.

How to open a VVV file

You can open a VVV file with the FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View) program in Windows, macOS, and Linux. For example, to open a VVV file, select File → Open... or click the Open folder icon.

How to convert a VVV file

VVV (Virtual Volumes View) can convert catalog information in VVV files to .CSV and .TXT files. To convert a VVV file, select File → Export .

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Updated: January 8, 2024

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What is a VVV file?↓
A VVV file contains a catalog created by FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View), a program used to catalog content of removable volumes, such as DVDs and CDs, and files and folders in a directory. It stores an index of files and folders scanned from a removable disc or directory. VVV files also include metadata about the folders and files, allowing users to search them.
How do I open a .vvv file?↓
You can open a VVV file with the FSoft VVV (Virtual Volumes View) program in Windows, macOS, and Linux. For example, to open a VVV file, select File → Open... or click the Open folder icon.
How do I convert a .vvv file?↓
VVV (Virtual Volumes View) can convert catalog information in VVV files to .CSV and .TXT files. To convert a VVV file, select File → Export.

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