What is a .XOPUS file?
The .XOPUS file extension refers to an Exient OPUS File, which is a specific type of audio file used in video games. These files contain a raw audio stream in the Opus format, which is a type of audio coding developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation. Opus is known for its efficient compression that reduces file size while maintaining good audio quality, and it is both open and royalty-free, meaning it doesn't cost anything to use.
.XOPUS files are specifically used by games that run on the Exient XGS Engine. This includes games like "Angry Birds Go!" and "Angry Birds Transformers." In these games, the .XOPUS files store the audio used for various purposes such as background music or sound effects that you hear during gameplay.
To open .XOPUS files, you generally need to use the game applications that they are designed for. For instance, on iOS devices (like iPhones or iPads), you can open these files with the "Angry Birds Transformers" game app or the "Angry Birds Go!" game app, although it's important to note that "Angry Birds Go!" has been discontinued and might no longer be available. The same applies to Android devices where these files can be opened with the corresponding game apps.
In summary, .XOPUS files are audio files used in certain video games to store sound data, and they can typically only be opened within those specific games.
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