Extract text from Flight replays and telemetry (FCR)
To convert FCR Replays to another format, you need Blizzard Battle.net or other Data software.
To convert other file formats to the "Proprietary App Data" file type, you need software like Blizzard Battle.net or a similar tool.
The .FCR file format is a highly specialized, proprietary container primarily used across gaming telemetry, two-way radio firmware, and flight simulation. Most commonly, .FCR files act as Telemetry Flow Control Rules for Blizzard Entertainment games. These files dictate how diagnostic and usage data flows from the game client to the server via the Blizzard Flow Collector. Alternatively, .FCR serves as a Radio Feature License File for Hytera communications equipment, unlocking specific firmware capabilities. A third use is for Flight Simulation Replay files generated by the FlightControlReplay software, which records and plays back flight data.
The primary disadvantage of the .FCR format is its strictly proprietary nature. You cannot simply open an .FCR file to view its contents, and it is entirely unsupported by standard text editors or web browsers. These files are tightly coupled to their parent software and are often encrypted, serialized, or compiled in binary. As a result, standard online converters fail completely when trying to process .FCR into readable formats like PDF or CSV because the internal data structure lacks public documentation.
Just drag and drop your file into convert.guru to identify the format, view it, and convert it when possible. While direct conversion is usually impossible without the original software, our tool can safely inspect the file's hexadecimal code, extract underlying text strings, and determine if it contains an embedded structure you can salvage. Always rely on the original vendor software to manage these files properly.
Convert.Guru analyzes your FCR file, detects the exact format, and lets you read the text inside.
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If you want to convert FCR file to , you can use Blizzard Battle.net or similar software from the "Telemetry and License Config" category. In the File menu, look for Save As… or Export….
To convert files to FCR, try Blizzard Battle.net or another comparable tool in the "Telemetry and License Config" category.
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