.SCC File Extension
- Developer by: Microsoft
- Category: Developer Files
- Format: Text and Binary
What are .SCC files and how to open them?
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What is a .SCC file extension?
.SCC file extension is created by Microsoft. .SCC has been classified as Developer Files. The format of .SCC file is Text and Binary.
.SCC is SourceSafe Source Code Control File
File used by Microsoft Visual SourceSafe, a version control system that integrates with Visual Studio; contains source code control information used to get and commit developer files; used by the application for managing local copies of projects under source control.
SCC files are never committed to the version control repository. Instead, they are used for communicating with the repository. Example SCC filenames include Mssccprj.scc (plain text file), VSSVer.scc, and VSSVer2.scc.
List of all softwares that can open the SourceSafe Source Code Control File
| Windows | | Microsoft Visual SourceSafe | | Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 | |
File Type 2 ScreenFlow Screen Recording
Developer by: Telestream Category: Video Files Format: Binary
Video file created by ScreenFlow, a Mac OS X desktop screen recording application; stores the captured video in a proprietary format; may also include audio captured from a computer microphone or from the computer's sound card.
SCC files are used for saving unrendered video before it is exported to the final video format. ScreenFlow supports export formats such as Flash, YouTube, .MOV, iPhone, and others.
NOTE: SCC files are actually stored within a .SCREENFLOW file, which is a bundle that includes all files for the screen recording project. They are stored in the /Media/ subdirectory.
List of all softwares that can open the ScreenFlow Screen Recording
File Type 3 Scenarist Closed Caption File
Developer by: Scenarist Category: Text Files
Closed captioning file used by Scenarist as well as other DVD authoring programs; used for encoding closed captions onto DVDs; includes text and timing information, which syncs the text with the movie.
List of all softwares that can open the Scenarist Closed Caption File