.PSB

Photoshop Large Document Format

📌 A .PSB file instance can be related to the graphical image or picture built up by Adobe Photoshop, a proficient image-editing program. In general, the .PSB entry includes an image which is in ratio larger than 30,000 x 30,000 pixels or in size 2 GB. On the logic and hierarchy, .PSB resources are quite close to .PSD items except that they include large images, so they can differ by considerably larger file sizes. The .PSB extension layout is originally created to permit Photoshop users to store, open up and handle large Photoshop graphical documents, whether the actual file entity is solid in file size or actual proportions. Graphical documents larger than 2 GB in size should be optionally stored as .PSB samples, disregarding how many actual pixels they contain.

PowerDivX Subtitles File

📌 This respective .PSB file category references the movie subtitles file built for use with PowerDivX, a former obsolete multimedia player. Specifically, the .PSB container stores subtitle records in a plain text representation, where stop and start time markers of each precise subtitle are designated. Although nowadays the .PSB extension is rarely supported in corporate and household hardware infrastructures, the schema definition is perfectly processed by several top-notch media-players, such as VLC, Media Player Classic, GOM Player, and more. The .PSB subtitles are at most stored as external, third-party text documents and recognized by video-players when the user manages opening, initiating or playing back the .PSB streaming or visualization procedure.

How to open an .PSB file?

📌 As long as most frequently the actual .PSB file entry relies on large Photoshop images and graphical documents, you may explore and uncover its contents with this particular package solely. Consider the fact that all of the project files or objects adapted for application and adjustment within Adobe Photoshop that overcome the 2GB limit in actual or file size, should be stored as .PDB entities only. Hereby, none of the alternate Corel or default Microsoft viewers is able to open up and display .PSB composition to the user side. In other cases, the .PSB instance may concern text subtitles, which can be monitored and edited within any plain text editor, preinstalled on your stationary, mobile or handheld device. The latter clause is quite seldom, so in most of the conditions Photoshop is just a way to go.