UAX file: How to open? The best software for opening uax files

UAX

Unreal audio package

File type: Audio and sound file, Archive and compressed file, Game file

Files with uax extension is used for audio files in games based on Unreal game engine, like Unreal, Unreal Tournament, Unreal II, etc.

What is uax file?

File type category:
Audio and sound file
Archive and compressed file
Game file

Date updated: November 10, 2024

File extension uax is used for audio/music packages. 8 or 16-bits, mono, stereo sound format in Unreal Tournament computer game.

These uax files can be found in computer games based on Epic Unreal game engine (Unreal, Unreal Tournament, Harry Potter series, Undying, Unreal 2.etc.).

How to open uax file?

Use UnrealEd to open *.uax files.

How to convert uax file?

Use Awave Studio to export *.uax files to other file formats.

Suggested software to open uax file:

Associated software actions with the uax file

Play

Apps designed for playing uax files:

Awave Studio (Microsoft Windows)

Create

Software apps that create uax files:

UnrealEd (Microsoft Windows)

Convert

Software apps that convert uax files:

Awave Studio (Microsoft Windows)

Import

Software apps that import uax files:

Awave Studio (Microsoft Windows)

Export

Software apps that export uax files:

UnrealEd (Microsoft Windows)

Extract

Software apps that extract uax files:

Dragon UnPACKer (Microsoft Windows)

Other actions

Software applications that handle other tasks involving uax files:

Unreal (Microsoft Windows)

Unreal Tournament (1999) (Microsoft Windows)

Deus Ex (Microsoft Windows)

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Microsoft Windows)

Rune (Microsoft Windows)

Clive Barker's Undying (Microsoft Windows)

Unreal II: The Awakening (Microsoft Windows)

Unreal Mission Pack 1: Return to Na Pali (Microsoft Windows)

Unreal Tournament 2003 (Microsoft Windows)

Unified Application eXchange format

File type category:
Text file

Date updated: November 10, 2014

The UAX file extension was also very rarely used for now obsolete format originally used for exchange of application information between recruiters and applicants. It was a simple text format viewable in any text editor.