.VB Bestandsextensie

Game ROM created from a Nintendo Virtual Boy video game; contains data from a Virtual Boy cartridge saved in a read-only file; can be played on a PC using a Virtual Boy emulation program such as Red Dragon.

Virtual Boy was a portable game console developed by Nintendo and released in 1995. It included a headset that provided a 3D experience for gamers.

Audio file used by Grand Theft Auto (GTA) 3 and GTA: Vice City games for PlayStation 2; stores multiple audio clips and includes radio station clips, radio news clips, and cutscene audio; used for audio playback during gameplay.

VB files can be converted to the .WAV format with MFAudio by setting the following program options:

• Frequency: 32000Hz, or 16000Hz for the talk stations (e.g., POLICE.VB, KCHAT.VB, and VCPR.VB)
• Samples: 16 bits
• Channels: 2
• Interleave: 2000 Bytes
• Offset: 0 Bytes
• Output format: WAVE

VB files are saved in the \​AUDIO\​ directory on the PlayStation 2 GTA disc.

OPMERKING: VB audio files may also be used by the Windows versions of GTA3 and GTA: Vice City with the VBDec plugin installed.

A VB file is a video used by a Beam Software video game. It contains a scene played within a game. VB files cannot be played by most popular media players.

Because VB files are so uncommon, most popular media players cannot play them. However, you can play VB files in VLC media player, and you can convert them to a more usable video format using FFmpeg.