file1bin
file1bin is a label used to refer to a binary data file associated with a particular program, system, or dataset. It is not a standardized file format; rather, "file1bin" typically denotes a file that contains non-text data and may be named file1bin or have a .bin extension. Because there is no universal specification, the internal structure and interpretation of a file1bin depend on the program that produced or will consume it.
Content and structure: As a binary file, a file1bin generally consists of bytes that may be arranged
Identification and handling: Because file1bin is not standardized, there is no guaranteed method to parse it.
See also: binary file, .bin extension, firmware image, ROM dump, hex editor, file command.