What is an RMP file?
An .RMP file is primarily a data science process file used by RapidMiner Studio. It stores analytical workflows, data source connections, and machine learning models in a structured format. These files allow data scientists to save, share, and execute complex data processes.
Because the .RMP extension has a long history, it has multiple possible meanings. It is also used as a RealPlayer Metadata Package File developed by RealNetworks, which stores media information. Other software systems use .RMP files for different purposes. These include game control mapping files for the Acclaim Re-Volt game, Remote Mouse Profiles for Rocksmith 2014, prepared report files for ReportMachine by Digital Metaphors, cycling performance data for RacerMateOne, and raster map files for Magellan GPS devices.
How to open RMP files?
To view and edit a data science process, you need to install RapidMiner Studio. For a RealPlayer Metadata Package File, you would use RealPlayer. However, installing large desktop software just to view the contents of a file is not always practical.
If you do not know which program created your file, we recommend using viewer.online/rmp to identify the actual format of the user's file. The viewer.online/rmp application analyzes .RMP files to identify their exact format and creator software, shows which programs can open the file, and usually previews it.
Software and tools
- RapidMiner Studio: The primary desktop application for creating, running, and editing data science workflows.
- Notepad++: A lightweight text editor that can open .RMP files stored in plain text formats to reveal their internal code.
- 7-Zip: A free archive utility that can extract .RMP files packaged with standard archive compression.
Summary
Because .RMP files use the known XML format, viewer.online/rmp can safely open and display them online, eliminating compatibility problems.