SR files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Sun Raster Graphic
A Sun Raster Graphic's header always includes the magic number 59a66a95. The data in a SR file may be compressed or uncompressed. SR files contain full-color, paletted, grayscale images, saved with an...
A Sun Raster Graphic’s header always includes the magic number 59a66a95. The data in a SR file may be compressed or uncompressed. SR files contain full-color, paletted, grayscale images, saved with an image depth of 1, 4, 8, 24, or 32 bits. While Sun Raster Graphics use the .SUN and .RAS extensions primarily, some are saved as SR files. You can identify a Sun Raster Graphic by examining its header in a hex editor.
SR files belong to the Raster Image Files category, which has 575 files. The most popular programs for this format are XnView and PMView Pro. SR files are supported on Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
The sr file extension is associated with the Sun raster bitmap graphics file format developed by Sun Microsystems. The files store bitmaps at various color depths: monochrome, 8-bit gray scale, 256 color palette, 24-bit TrueColor or 32-bit TrueColor. The data can be stored in different byte orders, and may be compressed or uncompressed.
Full name of SR file extension is Sun Raster Image Format created by Sun Microsystems. SR files are supported by software for Linux, Mac OS, Windows devices. Files with SR extension are Raster Image Files. XnView supports SR files and is most used to handle such files, yet 8 other tools can also be used.
SR has only one file type – Sun Raster Image. It associates with GIMP and 4 other programs. SR files are traditionally Raster Image Files. We find SR files on Windows, Mac, Linux systems, mobile and desktop devices.
A Sega Genesis Collection video game may contain a compressed archive with a .SR file extension. It contains files used by the included games. SR files use zlib compression. These archives store game ...
A Sega Genesis Collection video game may contain a compressed archive with a .SR file extension. It contains files used by the included games. SR files use zlib compression. These archives store game ROMs and assets. The game ROM uses the game’s name for the filename. Asset archives use the game name and a suffix. To open an SR file, use an archive program that handles zlib compression.
BIN files store Genesis game data to run on emulators or hardware. SMD and MD formats also store Genesis games. Genesis game ROMs often use the GEN extension. RetroArch is a popular emulator. On Retropie, Genesis ROMs are stored in the Genesis/Megadrive folder.
Sega Saturn executables use the COF format. ABS files seem related, perhaps libraries. The difference between COF and ABS isn’t clear. ABS is listed as absolute load modules. Some documentation implies COF is the main executable format.
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