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What is a QCP file? A QCP file is an audio file saved in the Qualcomm PureVoice format. Typically, QCP files contain either a voice memo or a mobile phone ringtone. The QCP format is based on the Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF).

More Information QCP file open in VideoLAN VLC media player In 1999, Qualcomm released the QCP format for use on mobile phones. In the past, many companies' mobile phones supported the QCP format. Primarily, the QCP format is optimized for storing voice memos. It uses variable encoding rates to take advantage of natural pauses in human speech. Sometimes, users sent QCP voice memos and ringtones as email attachments. Other users could play these files using Qualcomm's PureVoice Player-Recorder, a plug-in for email applications, and convert them to the .PCM format using Qualcomm PureVoice Converter. Both these applications have since been discontinued and are no longer available. However, there are still some applications that allow users to play and convert QCP files.

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What is a QCP file?

A QCP file is an audio file saved in the Qualcomm PureVoice format. Typically, QCP files contain either a voice memo or a mobile phone ringtone. The QCP format is based on the Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF).

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QCP file open in VideoLAN VLC media player

In 1999, Qualcomm released the QCP format for use on mobile phones. In the past, many companies' mobile phones supported the QCP format. Primarily, the QCP format is optimized for storing voice memos. It uses variable encoding rates to take advantage of natural pauses in human speech.

Sometimes, users sent QCP voice memos and ringtones as email attachments. Other users could play these files using Qualcomm's PureVoice Player-Recorder, a plug-in for email applications, and convert them to the .PCM format using Qualcomm PureVoice Converter. Both these applications have since been discontinued and are no longer available. However, there are still some applications that allow users to play and convert QCP files.

How to open a QCP file

You can open and play a QCP file with VideoLAN VLC media player (multiplatform). To do so, open VLC media player and then drag your QCP file into the application. VLC will begin playing the audio the file contains.

How to convert a QCP file

You can use VideoLAN VLC media player to convert QCP files to other audio formats, including:

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Updated: February 28, 2023

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What is a QCP file?
A QCP file is an audio file saved in the Qualcomm PureVoice format. Typically, QCP files contain either a voice memo or a mobile phone ringtone. The QCP format is based on the Resource Interchange File Format (RIFF).
How do I open a .qcp file?
You can open and play a QCP file with VideoLAN VLC media player (multiplatform). To do so, open VLC media player and then drag your QCP file into the application. VLC will begin playing the audio the file contains.
How do I convert a .qcp file?
You can use VideoLAN VLC media player to convert QCP files to other audio formats, including: