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FLEXOLIBRARY files: what are they and how do I open them?

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Final Cut Pro or Apple iMovie library

A file extension flexolibrary is related to the Final Cut Pro and Apple iMovie video software and is used in their video library packages.

Further details:

The flexolibrary file extension is associated with the Final Cut Pro, a non-linear video editing tool for Mac OS X (macOS) operating system developed by Apple. The same file with this suffix was found also in Apple iMovie .imovielibrary video library package.

The flexolibrary file stores various data related to Final Cut Pro or Apple iMovie library.

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Apple Final Cut Pro

A professional video editing software from Apple

iMovie

A proprietary video editor for Mac OS X and iOS

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