.SMI File Extension
- Developer by: Apple
- Category: Disk Image Files
What are .SMI files and how to open them?
Can't open .SMI file? Are you wondering what it contains? On our site we will explain to you what this file is, what it is used for and what software opens the .SMI file.
What is a .SMI file extension?
.SMI file extension is created by Apple. .SMI has been classified as Disk Image Files.
.SMI is Self-Mounting Disk Image
An SMI file is a disk image file created by Aladdin ShrinkWrap or Apple Disk Copy in Mac OS Classic (Mac OS 9 or earlier). It contains a disk image that mounts as a disk on the Desktop when opened.
SMI files were designed to enable floppy disks and CDs to be available as digital downloads. The files could be double-clicked, which would then load a virtual disk on the Desktop of the computer.
When Mac OS X replaced Mac OS Classic, the "DiskImageMounter" utility was bundled with Mac OS X to mount disk images. Self-mounting images became less popular as SMI files were replaced by .DMG files in Mac OS X.
List of all softwares that can open the Self-Mounting Disk Image
File Type 2:
SMIL Presentation
Category: Video Files
Audiovisual presentation created using the Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL); used for multimedia presentations and slide shows; typically contains references to a sequence of media files as well as text and other data.
SMIL files often use the .SMIL extension to avoid confusion with the Mac OS 9 SMI disk image extension. The ".smi" extension is commonly seen on Windows computers.
List of all softwares that can open the SMIL Presentation
| Windows | | ACD Systems ACDSee 2018 |
| Apple QuickTime Player |
| RealNetworks RealPlayer Cloud |
| Ambulant Player |
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| Mac | | Apple QuickTime Player |
| RealNetworks RealPlayer Cloud |
| Ambulant Player |
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| Linux | | Ambulant Player |
| RealNetworks RealPlayer Cloud |
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File Type 3:
SAMI Subtitles File
Developer by: Microsoft Category: Video Files Format: Text
Video subtitles file created in the SAMI (Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange) format, which was developed by Microsoft; used for storing closed captions that are synchronized with video playback; extended from the HTML language.
The SAMI format is supported by many different video players as well as subtitle editors.
List of all softwares that can open the SAMI Subtitles File
| Windows | | Microsoft Windows Media Player |
| VideoLAN VLC media player |
| MPlayer |
| EZTitles |
| URUWorks Subtitle Workshop |
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| Mac | | MPlayer |
| VideoLAN VLC media player |
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| Linux | | VideoLAN VLC media player |
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| Android | | Bolero33 Soul Movie |
| J2 Interactive MX Player |
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