.PMP File Extension

File used by AutoCAD, a CAD program used for creating designs; contains custom configuration information for a .PC3 file, including plotter calibration data and paper size; used to store common plotter calibration settings for use with multiple PC3 files.

To create a PMP file in AutoCAD, select File → Plotter Manager, and select a corresponding PC3 file.

A PMP file is a movie that is meant to be played on the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP). It contains video and audio saved in the PlayStation Portable Movie Format. PMP files can be used to share videos among PSP owners.

In 2005, Sony released the PlayStation Portable, a handheld gaming and entertainment device meant to compete with the Nintendo DS and other mobile entertainment systems. The PSP allowed users to play movies and other videos saved in the PlayStation Portable Movie Format (PSMF), which was designed specifically for the PSP. These videos were saved with the .PMF or .pmp extension.

NOTE: Homebrew PSP media players, such as Cooleyes' PMPlayer Advance, and video streaming servers also used PMP files.

PMP files are meant to be played on the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP). However, because the FFmpeg multimedia framework supports decoding PMP movies, you can play PMP files in VLC media player and convert them to a more common video format using FFmpeg.

A PMP file is a Pack MaP used by a Nintendo Wii video game. It contains game data, such as in-game object positions, player and vehicle routes, and object parameters. PMP files are used primarily in sports- and activity-based games, such as Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort, and Wii Fit Plus.

Wii modders can open and edit PMP files in KILL043's PMP Editor. PMP Editor allows modders to change the position, size, and other properties of in-game objects. It also allows them to alter a game's routes.