.BMC File Extension

File Type 1

Bitmap Cache File

Developer Microsoft
Popularity
3.2  |  6 Votes
Category Raster Image Files
Format Binary

What is a BMC file?

Cached bitmap file created by the Windows Remote Desktop Client (RDC), which is part of Windows Terminal Services; stores multiple bitmaps that would otherwise be repeatedly sent from the terminal server to the client.

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By caching images in BMC files, the RDC program provides a substantial performance increase for remote clients, especially for low-bandwidth connections. BMC files are commonly found in the [User Profile]\​Local Settings\​Application Data\​Microsoft\​Terminal Server Client\​Cache directory.

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Programs that open or reference BMC files

Windows
Updated June 22, 2010
File Type 2

Bolide Movie Creator Project File

Developer Bolide Software
Popularity
3.2  |  5 Votes
Category Video Files
Format XML

What is a BMC file?

Video project created by Bolide Movie Creator, a Windows program used for creating personal movies; saves audio, video, and textual annotation tracks and allows the user to adjust them on the movie timeline; can be exported to an .AVI, .WMV, .FLV, .MP4, or .MKV file when complete.

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NOTE: BMC files store references to audio and video files, not the files themselves. The file is saved in an XML format.

Programs that open BMC files

Windows
Updated April 12, 2013
File Type 3

Embroidery Image File

Developer N/A
Popularity
2.3  |  3 Votes
Category Misc Files
Format N/A

What is a BMC file?

Image stored using a generic embroidery file format; contains a stitch pattern that can be automatically sewn with a compatible sewing machine; may be viewed with the XnView cross-platform application.

Programs that open BMC files

Windows
Bitshelter PhotoShelter
Mac
Linux
Updated June 22, 2010

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