How To Open CINE Files

DESCRIPTION:

A CINE file extension is used to store raw, uncompressed image data from Phantom high-speed video cameras produced by Vision Research. CINE files house image data in pixel form, as well as range time, analog signals, image time, and parameters taken during acquisition. They also contain a header, bitmap information, and a setup portion for the file. They are relatively small and quick-saving. Because the files are in raw format, they must be converted by the proprietary Phantom CineViewer 675 or IRIDAS video software. The Vision Research Phantom Player can also be used to read and save CINE files to a hard disk. Phantom software is supported by Windows operating systems only, but some Apple software-supported programs have limited success opening and reading the files in Mac operating systems.