Video Capture album
File type: Graphics file
A VNA file is a Video Capture album created by JLIP VideoCapture or Digital Photo Navigator.
It organizes images transferred from a digital camcorder by these Microsoft Windows programs.
Found 2 different file type records with the same vna filename suffix.
File type category:
Graphics file
Date updated: October 29, 2026
The VNA file extension is associated with JVC JLIP, short for Joint Level Interface Protocol, and with JLIP VideoCapture from Victor Company of Japan, now known as JVC. The software uses JLIP to transfer images from compatible digital camcorders.
A VNA file represents a Video Capture album in the software. It stores the album's organization and information about the captured images rather than serving as a general-purpose image format. Digital Photo Navigator is another Microsoft Windows program associated with these albums.
VNA is a legacy format intended for older JVC camera software.
Open the file in JLIP VideoCapture or Digital Photo Navigator on Microsoft Windows. These programs can display the associated Video Capture album when the required image files are available.
A VNA album is not normally converted directly to another image format. Open it in JLIP VideoCapture or Digital Photo Navigator and export or save the individual images, when the program provides that option, in a standard format such as JPEG.
Converting the album itself does not replace conversion of the images it organizes.
Software applications that can open vna files:
Microsoft Windows
Software apps that create vna files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that handle other tasks involving vna files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Text file
Date updated: October 19, 2026
VNA is the text-based network-data format used by NetDraw, a network-visualization program from Analytic Technologies. The format stores network data together with attributes of the nodes and display information such as color and size.
VNA attribute data can be textual as well as numeric. For example, a gender attribute can contain values such as "male" and "female" instead of numeric codes.
A VNA file is made up of sections identified by an asterisk, often called star sections. Sections are optional and can appear in any order, so a file does not need to contain every possible section.
Open the file in NetDraw on Microsoft Windows to work with its network data and visualization settings.
Because VNA files are ordinary text files, a text editor can also display or edit their contents, but it will not render the network as a diagram.
VNA files usually do not need conversion to be edited or inspected: their contents can be edited as plain text. Use NetDraw to load the network and save or export it in another format supported by that program.
Software applications that can open vna files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that can edit vna files:
Microsoft Windows
Software capable of saving vna files:
Microsoft Windows
Software apps that create vna files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that handle other tasks involving vna files:
Microsoft Windows