.FLP

FL Studio Project

📌 Most often, .FLP resource refers to a particular project, generated and opened up within FL Studio, a software solution that serves to edit, record, arrange and compose music .FLP tracks and sequences. The source .FLP project contains all of the data related to an audio composition (precisely, the audio track settings, demo plugins and utilized effects). It should be explicitly specified that .FLP objects do not include the actual audio composition which is played back in the FL Studio project. Instead, the .FLP resource contains plain references to the audio files. Until March 2003 the FL Studio bundle was entitled and spread as the Fruity Loops audio editor, taking into account complete earlier support of the .FLP container.

Flash Project

📌 In the alternate way, .FLP file container can be recognized as an XML-based data object, which references all of the resources, utilized by a corresponding Macromedia Flash Project. As long as Flash technology has been superseded by Silverlight, Java and other comprehensive web-standards, this particular subcategory of .FLP file may appear outdated and archaic. However, if you still are administering a Flash web-site or graphics, the .FLP technology may fit as a just-in-time godsend, as long as it allows you to open, modify and adjust the sequence of visual .FLP shots in the flexible, seamless way.

ActivPrimary Flipchart File

📌 On the other hand, .FLP format may relate to Flipchart presentation, made up by Promethean lesson-planning educational toolkits like ActivStudio and ActivPrimary. In the following way, the .FLP file instance would include an interactive lesson plan, which the final user may interact with due to an assistance of electronic whiteboard hardware. This specific subtype of .FLP object is normally used by teachers to maintain, store and handle lesson plans for students and kids. At the actual period of time Promethean company still supports and maintains ActivInspire, which can process the .FLP files in the direct native way.

Floppy Disk Image

📌 An .FLP data resource may also correspond to the virtual image, built up and associated with a 3.5’’ floppy disk drive. Experienced users are accustomed to generating and opening .FLP files by referencing MS-DOS software or an application release from a former, early edition of Windows system. This subcategory of .FLP files can be applied for storing bootable files and loading guest operating platforms on virtual mainframes and nodes. In addition, .FLP extension can be utilized in order to copy the internal contents of a disk to multiple diskettes in case the space consumed by the disk drive is not too massive.

FlipAnim Project

📌 In rare cases, .FLP extension can be associated with a distinct project, generated by Poklik FlipAnim, an online toolkit applied for the creation of flipbook animations. Typically, .FLP format standard handles and interacts with one or more drawings which build up a particular unique flipbook animation. In addition, .FLP file objects internally sustain the settings for the animation, such as the zoom, page transparency, and page speed. In consequent FlipAnim editions the .FLP format was eventually replaced by more up-to-date and fresher .FLIPANIM data specification.

How to open an .FLP file?

📌 .FLP format may process and open various data types from animated Flash projects and FL Studio music compositions to educational Flipchart presentations and virtual floppy disk drives, which can interact with various virtual machines, like VMware Workstation and Microsoft Virtual Server. Make sure that you properly downloaded the required installer from the web and configured the requested tool prior to its usage in real conditions. Pay attention, that the support and technical maintenance of relevant solutions can be ceased and entirely discontinued at the moment, so it would be recommended to seek for modern analogues of the outdated suite capable of handling .FLP format.