VisionX V4 Filename extensions
VisionX V4 does not in general require file name extensions. This document outlines extensions that are in common use for many applications and any file extension requirements and conventions.
Most common informal filename extensions
Extension |
Description |
Applications |
.vx |
VisionX file, most usually byte pixels but used for all formats |
all |
.vs |
VisionX image file most usually short (16-bit signed) integer format pixels |
|
.vf |
VisionX image file, most usually float (32-bit) pixel format |
|
.vd |
VisionX polygon file |
v3d,v3view |
.vg |
VisionX graphics or feature vector file |
|
.vxa |
VisionX image annotation file |
vdview |
.lut |
V4 original color look-up-table image format |
|
.vxc |
VisionX color table csv format |
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.vkc |
VisionX VTK color table csv format |
v3view |
.vlc |
VisionX label table csv format |
vchest |
.vxi |
VisionX index file (contains file information for all files in a directory) |
vindex, vview |
Required and automatic filename extensions.
There are two instances where file extensions are implied and/or required. Application-specific files (such as configuration files or look-up-tables) that are located in the v4/etc/ directory have standard extensions that are used to identify them to the applications. The image marking tool vdview also uses filename extensions to associate image annotations automatically with their original images.
Extension |
Description |
Applications |
.lut |
Look-up-table |
|
.tbl |
Polygon table |
v3pol |
.fbm |
Font definitions |
vdraw |
.v3d |
Configuration for v3d |
vrd |
.conf |
xvx view configuration xvisx.conf |
xvx |
For the standard VisionX image viewer a standard file name convention is used so that the annotations associated with a specific image file may be easily identified. Each annotation file is iedentified by a unique index number. Vdview automatically assigns the next available index number when saving an annotation file.
Filename + Extension |
Description |
Applications |
<name>.<index>.vxa |
Where <name> is the name of the original image file, <index> is the number of the annotation (starts at 1). |
vdview |
Other image file formats
The following image file name extensions are recognized by some VisionX commands that convert image files to and from VisionX image formats.
Extension |
Description |
Applications |
.jpeg, .jpeg |
Jpeg image file format |
vfmt, vxto |
.tiff, .tif |
Tiff image file format |
vfmt, vxto, vxtotiff, vxtotiffs |
.gif |
Gif image format |
vfmt, vxto. vxtoagif |
.png |
Png image format |
vfmt, vxto |
.rast |
rast image format |
vfmt, vxto |
.xwd |
xwd image format |
vfmt, vxto |
.xpm |
xpm image format |
vfmt |
.bmp |
bmp image format |
vfmt |
.pict |
Pict image format |
vxto |
.dcm |
DICOM image format |
vdcmtovx, vdtovx |