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Management file created for some Sony digital camcorders; holds metadata about recorded videos and images; located in the AVF_INFO folder along with .BNP and .INT files; should not be modified.

If this file is deleted, you will not be able to record or play back video or images correctly. INP files are defaulted as hidden files and usually not displayed.

An INP file is an input file used by the Dassault Systemes Abaqus engineering simulation and analysis software suite. It contains plain text input data for a job that produces output visualizations (eg. Abaqus .ODB output databases) and other data. Users may create INP files with the Abaqus/CAE app included in the Abaqus suite or with a text editor.

You can open an INP file with the Abaqus suite of applications in Windows or Linux. To open an INP file, select File → Import → Model.

Since the INP file stores plain text, you can also open them with any text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad (Windows) or Apple TextEdit (macOS). Additionally, Microsoft Visual Studio Code (multiplatform) provides helpful data-viewing and -editing capabilities.

Game replay file created by a MAME arcade emulator; stores the replay using a proprietary MAME compressed format, which allows the file to be smaller in size than a video recorded equivalent; used for playing back recorded games and sharing them online.

Script file created and used by gretl, an open source econometrics program; contains a command that tells gretl to perform an action, such as tests or calculations on economic data.

You can open the INP script file in gretl by selecting File → Script files.

OPMERKING: The INP file is created and overwritten whenever you start a new session.

An INP file is an input file that defines and controls a nuclear reaction calculation in the EMPIRE software package, including EMPIRE 3.2.3 Malta. It contains structured parameters that describe the simulation's physical setup, such as the target nucleus, incident particle type, energy range, and model options used during the calculation. EMPIRE uses this file to initialize a run and determine how nuclear reaction models should be applied.

EMPIRE is a nuclear reaction modeling software system used by physicists, nuclear engineers, and researchers to simulate and analyze nuclear processes such as particle interactions, reaction cross sections, and nuclear structure data. The EMPIRE system automatically generates INP files during execution if they do not exist and then reuses them in later runs. The software relies on these inputs to reproduce consistent calculations or to refine results across multiple runs.

You can open INP files with EMPIRE. The INP file allows the software to read the configuration, execute the nuclear reaction calculation, and generate output results.

You can also open INP files with any text editor and modify the values inside these files to adjust model parameters, including physics options such as fission settings, level densities, and other reaction-specific inputs. However, it is recommended to open the files with EMPIRE since they must match the syntax and parameter rules required by the simulation engine.