.MMP File Extension

DJs use MixMeister Fusion (and other MixMeister software) to create professional-level mixes, using imported audio and various mixing effects. Prior to a performance, a DJ can create a preset playlist of songs they plan to play during that performance. They can then save and load this playlist as an MMP file.

However, MMP files are not audio files, and they do not actually contain a copy of the songs a DJ added to a playlist. Instead, they contain references that allow MixMeister Fusion to load songs from wherever they reside on a DJ's computer. Thus, if a DJ moves a song they added to a MixMeister playlist, MixMeister will not be able to play that song as part of the playlist.

You can open an MMP file with MixMeister Fusion (Windows, Mac), to play or edit the playlist it contains. (If you've moved any of the songs your MMP file references, MixMeister Fusion will likely have issues opening your MMP file.)

You can use MixMeister Fusion to export all the songs an MMP file references, as well as any mixing effects applied to those songs, as .WAV, .MP3, or .WMA files. To do so, open your MMP file and select File → Export Playlist to file....

MMP files may contain references to targets, source code files to be compiled, include directories, and application resources.

NOTE: Nokia Symbian SDK is no longer available.

Mindjet replaced MMP files with .MMAP files.

You can open an MMP file (MovieMator Video Editor Pro Project) in MovieMator Video Editor Pro (Windows, Mac). To do so, select File → Open File... from the program's menu bar.

To create the MMP file, click the save icon in the top-left of the application or select Project → Save or Save As..., name your project, choose the save location, and click Save.

To open the MMP file, you can simply double-click the file. You can also open the project inside of the application, select Project → Open..., navigate to your file, select it, and click Open.

NOTE: LMMS replaced the MMP file extension with the .MMPZ extension.