Found 5 file types for the .RLE file extension
This page describes: Run Length Encoded bitmap image file
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File extension RLE - Run Length Encoded bitmap image file
File type specification:
File extension RLE description:
RLE files are actually "DIB" files that use one of the RLE compression routines. A DIB image that has been saved by means of using one of the RLE compression methods would produce an identical file as when saving the same image directly in an RLE format.
(The only difference would be the file name extension!)
TIP: An RLE image file may be used as a replacement opening screen for Windows.
(It must be a 4 bit per pixel RLE file.)
List of software associated to the .rle file extension
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that can be done with the file: like open rle file, edit rle file, convert rle file, view rle file, play rle file etc. (if exist software for corresponding action in File-Extensions.org's database).
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- Open rle file
- Save rle file
- Edit rle file
- Convert rle file
- Create rle file
- Print rle file
- Others rle file
Programs that open rle file - Run Length Encoded bitmap image file
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