.THM File Extension
File Type 1Sony Ericsson Theme File
Developer | Sony Ericsson |
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Category | Misc Files |
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What is a THM file?
A THM file is a theme file used by Sony Ericsson mobile phones. It stores settings used to customize the user interface of the cell phone and includes custom window and text colors, icons, wallpaper, and other images. THM files can be created and edited using the free Themes Creator from Sony Ericsson, which is no longer developed.
Programs that open THM files
File Type 2Video Thumbnail File
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Category | Raster Image Files |
Format | Binary |
.THM File Association 2
A THM file is a thumbnail image generated by digital camcorders and software programs when a video clip is saved. It contains a small image from video clip's first frame and is used for visually browsing through a collection of video clips.
Video thumbnails are often saved to memory cards when video is captured on digital camcorders or digital cameras that record video. THM files may or may not be transferred to the computer depending on what software is used to import the video. Each THM file shares the same filename as its associated video clip. For example, "clip001.thm" would be created for "clip001.avi."
NOTE: THM files often are saved using JPEG formatting. Therefore, you can either try to open them directly in an image viewer, or you can change the file extension to ".jpg" and open them with any .JPG viewer.
Programs that open THM files
File Type 3Thermwood Macro File
Developer | Thermwood |
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Category | Executable Files |
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.THM File Association 3
Macro file used by Thermwood CNC Routers; contains router machining instructions that automate router processes; a list of CNC events are also saved in a file named "hist.thm."
Programs that open THM files
File Type 4Thumbnail Image File
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Category | Raster Image Files |
Format | Binary |
.THM File Association 4
Small, icon-sized image that represents a larger image; commonly used on the Web and in clip art galleries; may be created by various photo or video editing programs; also produced by some digital cameras as small sample images of photos captured by the camera.