hello Ronni
it's a kingwave kw3290 recorder which is sold as oem/rebranded dv
recorder, it has 'darkside' software included
a while ago i "inherited' a pc-laptop which is now running the player
for the time being i can backup a by time or event selected sequence
(6fps) & the player does play it back, there also i can do a snap
shot of a selected frame & save it as .bmp which in turn is viewable/
printabe on a mac, how to export to .avi i have to investigate more
thanks for the reply, which was actually quite spot on
to use internet explorer i need direct-x to install......on the pc
James
On 15/02/2010, at 11:02, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 11/02/2010, at 8:19 AM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
this is the whole file name:
cam01-20100206-101743.h264
it's from a security camera recorder & gets produced when you copy
a sequence of frames to a memory stick for picture printing or for
the police to view,
according the manual it supposed to be a h264 coded file, the
recording unit has not much to choose the format, but i'm looking
once more into that
James
Hi James,
What is the Brand & Model of the Security Camera you are using?
"h.264" is the file extension on files you get when you put a thumb
drive directly into some Security units and tell it to offload files.
Some people use the explorer plug-in over the internet, it will
download these files and you can watch them immediately through the
plug-in, and it gives you the option to output them as .avi files.
But, it seems that the internet explorer plug-in only works on a
P. Do you have Windows installed on any Mac, or a Windows computer
that you could try it on?
"You can backup on a USB flash drive and then save to a Mac but it
needs the PC only software to play any recorded files.
On a PC you can then convert the files to an AVI File and then play
on any PC or Mac."
Cheers,
Ronni
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