jIRCii script
File type: Source code and script file
Files with irc file extension can be usually found as scripts from JIRCii IRC client for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Found 2 different file type records with the same irc filename suffix.
File type category:
Source code and script file
Date updated: May 3, 2019
The irc file extension is associated with JIRCii by Raphael Mudge and used for one the default scripts files used in the program.
jIRCii is an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client for Windows, Mac OS X (macOS), and Linux.
You can usually view and edit scripts using text editors.
We do not know about any possible conversion for this particular script file.
File type category:
System file
Date updated: September 22, 2026
Nevo used IRC files to store the infrared signals and related code data needed to control consumer electronics devices. The data allowed a supported Nevo remote-control setup to operate equipment such as televisions and other home-entertainment devices.
The files belong to the Nevo software and its device-code library. Nevo was distributed for supported Windows Mobile and Pocket PC devices, with associated setup and configuration tools used to manage remote-control arrangements.
Nevo is legacy software, so the IRC format is mainly encountered with older Nevo installations and devices. It is not a general-purpose infrared-code exchange format.
IRC files are intended to be used by Nevo on a compatible Windows Mobile or Pocket PC device. They are normally accessed by the software as part of its device-code data rather than opened as a standalone document.
If the file came from an older Nevo installation, place it where that installation expects its code data and let Nevo use it.
There is no established general-purpose converter for the Nevo IRC format. The file contains Nevo-specific remote-control data, so converting it to another file format is not normally meaningful.
To use the same equipment with another remote-control system, configure the device from that system's own code library or learn the infrared signals again where supported.
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