What is a ddb file and how do I open a ddb file?

Digidesign database files are classified as data files that are saved in the DDB format, and these are also called application support files. These DDB files are affixed with the .ddb extension and are generated by the Avid Pro Tools software. The Avid Pro Tools application was developed by Avid Technology as a program for converting Microsoft Windows-based systems and computers running on Mac platforms into DAWs (digital audio workstations). The content of these DDB files are referenced by the Avid Pro Tools software whenever a user requests for application support details for an associated audio project created using the Avid Pro Tools application. The data stored in these DDB files consists of configuration settings entered by the authors of the Avid Pro Tools projects corresponding to the DDB files, and these DDB files are given "volume" by the Avid Pro Tools program as the default name of the DDB file. Avid Technology is now the name of Digidesign, and Microsoft Windows or Mac users can install the appropriate versions of the Avid Pro Tools software to implement support into their systems for these DDB files. 

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