JPS files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Stereo JPEG Image
The JPS format splits files to encrypted blocks. It uses compression. The extension may be for multi-part archives. The jps file extension contains two images side by side, one for each eye. It is oft...
The JPS format splits files to encrypted blocks. It uses compression. The extension may be for multi-part archives. The jps file extension contains two images side by side, one for each eye. It is often used in 3D programs. MIME types: image/x-jps. XnView can view *.jps files. Full name is Stereo JPEG Image. Files with JPS extension are Raster Image Files. StereoPhoto Maker supports JPS files.
Programs open JPS files. The file contains two pictures arranged side by side. For more information visit the website. Category: Graphic file. Application: XnView. The file contains two images. A viewer can see a 3D effect. JPS files can be saved by cameras with two lenses.
The file is related to XnView. It contains two identically sized pictures arranged side by side. We know one JPS format is Jolly Print Studio Graphic. You can view JPS files on systems. Select the file; Right-click and select Properties, Open With; Select app and Set Default.
The JPS file extension belongs to Graphics Files. To open, use StereoPhoto Maker, XnView or 3D Vision Photo Viewer. MIME types: image/x-jps. Images saved in JPS format are rendered in 3D when viewed with software or equipment. JPS files contain additional flags for interpreting images.
The JPS format is designed to create large archives using PHP code only. It is similar to .JPA but more secure. The format divides the file descriptor and data into 64 KB encrypted blocks using AES-12...
The JPS format is designed to create large archives using PHP code only. It is similar to .JPA but more secure. The format divides the file descriptor and data into 64 KB encrypted blocks using AES-128 in CBC mode. It also uses Deflate to compress files. The JPS extension can be used for multi-part backup archives.
The jps file extension is related to the Akeeba Backup. The jps file stores a backup archive created by Akeeba Backup for the Joomla content management system. The default software to open jps files is Akeeba Backup Multiplatform.
The JPS format strives to be a compressed archive format. It is designed for efficiency of creation by a PHP script. It provides secure AES-128 encryption of the file descriptor and contents. The file descriptor and data are split into 64Kb encrypted blocks using Rijndael-128 in CBC mode.