NVR, DVR IP Camera File Extensions

NVR, DVR IP Camera File Extensions 

This page contains a list of known video file extensions, predominantly proprietary digital video file extensions used for CCTV applications. You can ask google to know more on file extensions related player/viewer/archiver software where feasible.

 

None & Numbers

·        none - (no ext, accompanied by .idx index file) Digimerge Digiplayer Download from Digimerge

·        .000 - Vista CCTV SmartPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .127 - Q-SEE Network Viewer Q-SEE Customer Support

·        .20d - GE Security WaveReader GE Security/United Technology PC & Mobile Applications

·        .264 - Swann .264 Player for Windows (supported models DVRx/NVRx 3000,4000,4200,3200,1425,3425,3450,7072,7082,7085). Swann also provides 264-to-AVI Converter

·        .264 - Mace Mace Player Download from MACE

·        .264 - Mace Mace DIY Player Download from MACE

·        .264 - Night Owl Download from DME Resources H.264 Player Download from NIGHT OWL

·        .264 - Colossus LJD DVR FilePlayer Adata Support

·        .264 - Q-SEE QSD9004V File Player Q-SEE Download

·        .264 - Unknown manufacturer, HSPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .264 - AlienDVR PC Player AlienDVR PC Player and Evidence Converter - click FREE TOOLS tab

·        .264 - ZMODO ZPlayer - Go to Support/Downloads/Software for model specific software.

·        .264 - HikVision VSPlayer, Format Converter, WMP filter available under "Tools" HikVision Downloads

·        .264 - Lorex Video Player (ECO Series) Lorex Video Player for PC - LH110 ECO Series

·        .264 - Unknown, Bluemountainplayer.exe DME Resources Download

·        .264 - Remote Eyes Remote Eyes Player Remote Eyes Downloads

·        .2ei - Petards(?) PI Vision EVMViewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .2em - Petards(?) PI Vision EVMViewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .3g2 - 3rd Generation Partnership Project 2 (Common player - Apple Quicktime)

·        .3gp - 3rd Generation Partnership Project (Common player - Apple Quicktime)

·        .3gpp - 3rd Generation Partnership Project (Common player - Apple Quicktime)

·        .600 - Bosch Security PC Apps Divar XF Series Software Downloads

·        .601 - GANZ, ZR Series APlayer (discontinued) DME Resources Downloads

·        .602 - GANZ, ZR Series APlayer (discontinued) DME Resources Downloads

·        .602 - Unknown Manufacturer, PlayerMFC DME Resources Downloads

·        .603 - Unknown Manufacturer, PlayerMFC DME Resources Downloads

·        .603 - GANZ, ZR Series APlayer (discontinued) DME Resources Downloads

·        .60d - GE Security WaveReader (or Quickwave) GE Security/United Technology PC & Mobile Applications

·        .700 - Bosch Security PC Apps Divar XF Series Software Downloads

·        .787 - Unknown Manufacturer (Model #DVR8614-USB, Obtained "Player.exe" from CCTVfactory.com, where it is no longer available. DME Resources Downloads.

·        .787 - AVTECH Archive Player DME Resources Downloads

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·        .adb - ICT Digital CCTV Surveillance (Audio file) DME Resources Downloads

·        .adb - WELDEX DVRviewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .adat - SYSTEC SMPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .adv - WELDEX DVRviewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .adv - Netrome Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .ajp - Intellicam Systems AJPplayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .ajp - AJP Player found on Amherst Alarm site, no longer available there. DME Resources Downloads

·        .ajp - JMU BackupPlayer 1.0.1.50 DME Resources Downloads

·        .am4 - Digital Watchdog MAX Remote Centre DME Resources Downloads

·        .am4 - Unknown manufacturer, X-Integrated Remote Viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .arf - Cisco WebEx Player recording Download from WebEx

·        .arv - EverFocus EDRViewer

·        .ary - EverFocus ECOR Viewer

·        .ary - EverFocus ePlayer

·        .asd - Joutec Teyeplayer - ADR3320 version ADR3000 version

·        .asf - GE Nav Player, made by GE Security and sold via United Technologies

·        .av - Panasonic AV Player Download via Panasonic FTP

·        .avc - Unknown Manufacturer - DME Resources Downloads

·        .avc - AVTECH Archive Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .avd / .avh - [1] 2M DVR Client Software contains viewer and .avd to .avi converter

·        .avd - L3 Communications DICV Viewer

·        .ave / .avk - Avigilon Control Center Player Download from Avigilon support

·        .avf - AVerMedia EB1304NET USB Playback software Download from AVer USA support

·        .AVI - Microsoft AVI RIFF File Reference

·        .avr - EverFocus Paragon Viewer

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·        .bix - i3 DVR International, Inc. i3 DVR Remote (Available via FVA FTP)

·        .bix - SAY Security Digital Video Witness (Also plays w/some versions of i3 DVR Remote)

·        .blk - Milestone XProtect Smart Client

·        .box - i3 DVR International, Inc. i3 DVR Remote (Available via FVA FTP)

·        .box - SAY Security Digital Video Witness (Also plays w/some versions of i3 DVR Remote)

·        .bvr - Blue Iris Software Blue Iris player (limited free trial download available via their site -> BlueIris.exe)

·        .bwm - Cisco Video Surveillance Manager file Cisco download

·        .bwx - Cisco Video Surveillance Manager file Cisco download

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·        .c - Vista CCTV SmartPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .cam - Sony (Real Shot Manager File Player RSMFILEPLYR)

·        .car - Unknown EDVRClient DME Resources Downloads

·        .cdx - VICON (VN Viewer available via VICON FTP)

·        .cfg - Sentry 360 eGuard Viewer

·        .cl2 - Image Vault Image Vault PRO Command Download from FireKing

·        .cls - Image Vault IVView player

·        .cms - Nuvico MCD Player Nuvico Download

·        .CTR - Unilux LTD zVideoPlayer, files coupled with .vrz

·        .cva - Cisco Video Surveillance Manager file Cisco download

·        .cvc - cVideo Video Panel Client

·        .cve - Unknown Manufacturer, Traffic Car Cam Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .cvr - Farsight CVR Viewer

·        .cvv - Comvision

·        .cvv - CoVi Technologies - Company out of business

·        .cx2 - LAB Information Technology DVR Player DME Resources Download

·        .cx3 - LAB Information Technology DVR Player. Download from LabUSA site. Also available via DME Resources Download

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·        .d00 - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .d01 - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .d01 - PI Manufacturing Corp. Video Player for .d01 files Download from PI Manufacturing Corp.

·        .da - ASTAK f4viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .dat - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .dat - Interface Digital Remote client software

·        .dat - i3 DVR International, Inc. SRX-Pro Player (.dat and .idx files) Download from i3 International

·        .dat - Video CD (VCD) Video File

·        .dat - VDX Systems VDC=DVR2T16D player, company website no longer exists DME Resources Downloads

·        .dat - Q-See DVR (also has reclog.bin) - plays with VLC or SuperPlayer.exe Q-SEE Customer Support

·        .dat - Dedicated Micros DAT Player Download CD Player from Dedicated Micros or DMPlayer for HDD's from Dedicated Micros

·        .dat - AVS Uriel Systems NVR/DVR Playback software. AVS Uriel Systems Downloads or DME Resources Downloads The .dat files are typically accompanied with .idx and .key

·        .dat - K-Lite Code Pack Full. Opened and played each file using Media Player Classic. If the .dat files are accompanied with a log and a relog.bin.

·        .dav - Safety Vision/ICOP 20/20 PC Player

·        .dav - DVR365 DVR365 player Download from DVR365

·        .dav - Mace Mace Player Download from MACE

·        .dav - Dahua Security Program name is "general player". Plays .mpg, .mp4, .dav Download .RAR from DahuaSecurity

·        .dbf - VICON (VN Viewer available via VICON FTP)

·        .dbx - Bosch Security Archive Player BVIP Install with Archive Player

·        .dce - DriveCam by Lytx DriveCam player Download from Lytx

·        .dcr - BIS Digital DCR Player Download from BIS Digital

·        .dcr2 - BIS Digital DCR2 Player Download from BIS Digital

·        .ddf - Shenzhen HDH Technology CQMax Download from Shenzhen

·        .dev - Mace Mace Player Download from MACE

·        .dfs - ICT Digital CCTV Surveillance VISTAPLEX DVRS firmware version 1.0 to 3.0 DME Resources Downloads

·        .dfv - Honeywell Video Systems DVMS Player

·        .dga - GE Security Digia Player GE Security/United Technology PC & Mobile Applications

·        .dgw - Digi-Watcher Digi-Watcher Download from Digi-Watcher

·        .dmi - Dedicated Micros PC Playback Download from Dedicated Micros

·        .dmi - NETpromax (no longer in business)

·        .dpg - Nintendo (Video file for Nintendo DS, playback via DPG Player or MoonShell Player)

·        .drv - NESS Player (same player for Speco and KeyScan) DME Resources Download

·        .drv - Keyscan Access Control Systems DVR Player (same player for NESS and Speco) DME Resources Download

·        .drv - Speco Technologies SpecoPlayer (same player for NESS and KeyScan) DME Resources Download

·        .dsf - VERINT (Nextiva Player and Loronix Codec Pak)

·        .dsf - VICON (VN Viewer available via VICON FTP)

·        .dsf - Integral Technologies/PELCO Integral Media Player for Digital Sentry System - IMedia Player Pelco FTP Site

·        .dss - AverMedia (4EyesPro viewer (61MB))

·        .dv4 - Bosch Security Archive Player BVIP Install with Archive Player

·        .dv4 - AVTECH Archive Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvp - VisionMaru Backupplayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvr - VDX Systems VDC=DVR2T16D player, company website no longer exists DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvr - Orbix DVR Orbix @ http://eclipsecctv.info

·        .dvr - iTechDigital i2iDVR

·        .dvr - Unknown, Triplex Net Viewer DME Resources Download

·        .dvr - ArcVision Technology

·        .dvr - American Video Equipment DVR Player Download from AVE site

·        .dvr - EyeMax

·        .dvr - Clinton Electronics

·        .dvr - CLOVER Electronics, Inc. (Out of Business? - www.cloverusa.com) (C1714 & C1704DVR Player, CDR-4170 local player) DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvr - CIB Security DVR Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvr - Click It, Inc. SmartCam Player

·        .dvr - AVerMedia QPlayer Download from AverUSA

·        .dvr - Pixord and DynaColor DVRWINAP player DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvr - Unknown Manufacturer, VideoViewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvr - Swann DVR 4000 MPEG Software

·        .dvr - Lorex Lookup by model for access to software and resources.

·        .dvr - AVTECH Archive Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvs - ICT Digital CCTV Surveillance VISTAPLEX DVRS firmware version 1.0 to 3.0 DME Resources Downloads

·        .dvt - DVTel Quick Control Center

·        .dxa - Bosch Security PC Apps Divar XF Download

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·        .eds - Everfocus DVR HDD Reader

·        .ejs - ePic International (out of business?) ePic Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .exp - Bosch Security Divar MR Divar MR software

·        .exp - Pelco DX4500/4600 Export Viewer Download from Pelco FTP

·        .eye - HUNT CCTV File Converter Download from Hunt CCTV

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·        .fdb - Nuvico MCD Player Nuvico Download

·        .flm - SYAC DigiEye player

·        .fmp4 - Samsung Smart Viewer (model SMT-190DN)Download from Samsung (Hanwha)

·        .fmpi - Samsung Smart Viewer (model SMT-190DN) Download from Samsung

·        .frm - Safety Vision, L.P. (Roadrunner 4000/5000 systems)

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·        .g64 - DVTEL

·        .g64 - Verint (Available via FVA FTP)

·        .g64 - Genetec Genetec Archive Player (Portable Archive Player and Archive Player is available via FVA FTP)

·        .gmp4 - GeoVision Video Codec Pack (Download requires captcha verification) Also check USAVision/GeoVision Support Forum

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·        .h264 - Unknown manufacturer, HSPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .h264 - Luxor Direct HemPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .h264 - Parkeon Transit Ltd - Parkeon CDPlyer DME Resources Downloads

·        .h3r - Panasonic H3R Viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .h64 - Unknown Chinese made, DVR Player DME Resources Download

·        .hi - Vista CCTV SmartPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .hm - huperLab Remote Player Download from huperLab (launch SelfPlayer.exe in Program Files(x86)/huperRemote)

·        .HM4 - Lorex Lorex Client 7.0 - Lookup by model for access to software and resources.

·        .hme - huperLab Remote Player Download from huperLab (launch SelfPlayer.exe in Program Files(x86)/huperRemote)

·        .hpx - Vista CCTV SmartPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .hsv - Hisco EyeViewer Download from Hisco

·        .hta - Vista CCTV SmartPlayer DME Resources Downloads

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·        .idx - i3 DVR International, Inc. SRX-Pro Player (.dat and .idx files) Download from i3 International

·        .idx - Dedicated Micros CD Player Download from Dedicated Micros also used by NetVu Observer

·        .idx - AD Holdings VCR Player

·        .idx - huperLab Record Player

·        .idx - (.idx index file, video has no extension) Digimerge Digiplayer Download from Digimerge

·        .idx - SYSTEC SMPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .idx - iNTO-TECH DVR Formula Backup Player Download fron iNTO-TECH

·        .ifv - Unknown DVRplayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .IMAGE - Nuvico MCD Player Nuvico Download

·        .img - American Dynamics (Intellex Player Intellex Player v4.2 (12MB)) See Intellex Note

·        .img - Win4NET Dowshu client

·        .in - ASTAK f4viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .info - Bosch Security Archive Player Download from Bosch

·        .inx - Win4NET Dowshu client

·        .irf = Iviewtech ifileplayback.exe DME Resources Downloads

·        .iva - iNTO-TECH DVR Formula Backup Player Download fron iNTO-TECH

·        .ix - EyeMax DVR Viewer

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·        .jdf - Janus Cam Janus V2W viewer

·        .jdr - Janus Cam Janus V2 HD viewer

·        .jpx - JDS Digital Security Systems Softview player (Download Softview Lite from JDS - contains Softview player)

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·        .K26 - Siemens Security Products International Sistore CX - Player is SISTOREPLAYER

·        .kdb - Unknown (possibly associated with i3 International) - KDB Viewer DME Resources Downloads

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·        .l - Nuvico MCD Player Nuvico Download

·        .lnr - Lenel Video Player (INOPlayer)

·        .lvf - Unknown, DVR Client DME Resources Download

·        .lvf - ZMODO Go to Support/Downloads/Software for model specific software.

·        .lvf - Elecard EAVC HD Player - this is a generic player that will play with a watermark until paid for. Have been unable to locate the original software. Download from Elecard

·        .lwt - Verint Video Solutions (RVC Control Panel)

·        .lwx - Verint Video Solutions DVR Control Panel 8

·        .lxd - Procom Video Systems Procom Video System Client

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·        .m2t - MPEG-2 transport stream

·        .m4v - Ameba Technology, Inc. MPEG4Viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .m4v - Luxor Direct HemPlayer DME Resources Downloads

·        .m4v - COP Security Backup Viewer

·        .m4v - Unknown, Korean made - Backup Viewer DME Resources Download

·        .m4v - Unknown, distributed by TYCO HI-SHARP MPEG-4 Player DME Resources Download

·        .m65 - Q-SEE 9004-8Player Download from Q-SEE

·        .m65 - CrimeEye by Total Recall

·        .m65 - Radio Engineering Industries REI BUS-WATCH

·        .mcg - Swann Security PC Viewer D6 Series DME Resources Download

·        .mcg - Bunker Hill / Sold in Harbor Freight stores / DxClient will read some Bunker Hill DVR HDD's and play .mcg files DME Resources Download

·        .mjp - FireKing Security Group (Image Vault PRO-Command Playback v9.3.2 (27MB)

·        .mjp - CAMACC Systems Vigil Client Software Download from CAMACC site

·        .mjp - AD Holdings VCR client

·        .mmv - Unknown, DVRPlayer DME Resources Download

·        .mod - MPEG-2 program stream, standard definition container used by various JVC, Panasonic, and Canon camcorders (Convert to standard container w/o re-compressing using ffmpeg: ffmpeg -i myClip.MOD -vcodec copy -acodec mp2 -ab 192k myClip.mpg)

·        .mp4 - Aventura Technologies, Inc. Format Convert 3.0 DME Resources Download

·        .mp4 - GEN IV Technologies G4-RTA systems Download from GEN IV

·        .mp4 - Unknown Korean manufacturer, AVIView.exe DME Resources Download

·        .mp4 - WESTEC iVR Utilities Installer Download from Westec

·        .mp4 - Madin Care(?) DVR Client DME Resources Downloads

·        .mp4 - Unknown, Bluemountainplayer.exe DME Resources Download

·        .mp4 - Colossus LJD DVR FilePlayer Adata Support

·        .mp4 - AlienDVR PC Player AlienDVR PC Player and Evidence Converter - click FREE TOOLS tab

·        .mp4 - HikVision VSPlayer, Format Converter, WMP filter available under "Tools" HikVision Downloads

·        .mp4 - LAB Information Technology DVR Player DME Resources Download

·        .mpg - Adata LJD Colossus FilePlayer Download from Adata

·        .mrd - Verint Video Solutions Mobile Video Player

·        .ms2 - Unknown, Korean made - Backup Viewer DME Resources Download

·        .ms2 - Ameba Technology, Inc. MPEG4Viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .ms2 - COP Security Backup Viewer

·        .ms2 - Unknown, distributed by TYCO HI-SHARP MPEG-4 Player DME Resources Download

·        .mvb - GE Security WaveReader (requires change to bwval.dat file, see extension page for details) GE Security/United Technology PC & Mobile Applications

·        .mw - Plettac Security sPlayer DM Resources Download

·        .mxg - Mobotix AG Mobotix Control Center Software

·        .mys - SWANN Security DVR4-1000 USB Drivers and Software

·        .mys - MACE Security Products Netviewer.exe DME Resources Download

·        .mys - Speco Technologies CF Viewer 2.0 DME Resources Downloads

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·        .n3r - Panasonic ND Viewer (Available via Opendeye)

·        .naf - NICE Systems NVPlayer NICE Downloads (requires registration)

·        .nav - NAVCO - MAY REQUIRE KEY FROM SUPPORT - Download Player)

·        .nde - Pelco (DX7000 viewer available via PELCO Support FTP Site)

·        .ndx - Pelco (DX7000 viewer available via PELCO Support FTP Site)

·        .nvf - NICE Systems NVPlayer NICE Downloads (requires registration)

·        .nvf - NUVICO Systems VMS Pro Download from Nuvico

·        .nvl - NICE Systems NVPlayer NICE Downloads (requires registration)

·        .nvl - AR&T Ltd NetWatch Player Download from AR&T FTP Site

·        .nvm - AR&T Ltd NetWatch Player Download from AR&T FTP Site

·        .nvr - Q-SEE 9004-8Player Download from Q-SEE

·        .nvr - Mace Mace DIY Player Download from MACE

·        .nvr - Gadspot, Inc. NetDVR Player Download from Gadspot

·        .nvs - AR&T Ltd NetWatch Player Download from AR&T FTP Site

·        .nvsa - AR&T Ltd NetWatch Player Download from AR&T FTP Site

·        .nw3 - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .nw4 - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .nw5 - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .nwa - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .nwj - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

·        .nwv - Madin Care(?) Playback DCS DME Resources Downloads

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·        .oba - Timespace Technologies PCLink100 software (pclinkv2)

·        .ogv - Theora Open Source video file (can be played in VLC Player)

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·        .par - Dedicated Micros Download NetVu Observer or Download PAR File Copier from Dedicated Micros

·        .pcp - Dedicated Micros ???

·        .pef - Pelco Endura WS5000 viewer availble via PELCO Support FTP Site OR Pelco Export/Media Player Available via Pelco

·        .pes - Ameba Technology, Inc. MPEG4Viewer DME Resources Downloads

·        .pic - Milestone XProtect Smart Client

·        .pmf - Used by RapidOS CCTV DVR PCI Cards (?), MPlayer viewer DME Resources Download

·        .pns - Pelco (DX8000 viewer availble via PELCO Support FTP Site)

·        .ppx - Pelco Pelco Export/Media Player Available via Pelco

·        .ps - Unknown, Korean made - Backup Viewer DME Resources Download

·        .ps - Dedicated Micros ???

·        .ps - Unknown, distributed by TYCO HI-SHARP MPEG-4 Player DME Resources Download

·        .ps - COP Security Backup Viewer

·        .ps - exacq exacqVision Media Player/Client Available via exacq

·        .psf - Digital Watchdog VMax player

·        .pst - Digital Watchdog VMax player

·        .psx - exacq exacqVision Media Player/Client Available via exacq

·        .pw1 - GVI Security Solutions (Out of business), POS Watch player DME Resources Download

·        .pw2 - GVI Security Solutions (Out of business), POS Watch player DME Resources Download

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·        .qbx L3 Mobile Vision QBX Viewer and/or Flashback Converter (L3 Support & Downloads require registration)

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·        .rdb - GE Security WaveReader GE Security/United Technology PC & Mobile Applications

·        .rcd - NUUO Playback.exe

·        .re3 - Hunt CCTV MiniPlayer

·        .re3 - Hunt CCTV File Converter

·        .re4 - Hunt CCTV File Converter

·        .re4 - Hunt CCTV MiniPlayer

·        .re3 - WebGate, Inc. DVR MiniPlayer or File Converter Download File Converter from WebGate

·        .re4 - WebGate, Inc. DVR MiniPlayer DVR MiniPlayer or File Converter Download File Converter from WebGate

·        .rem - Honeywell Video Systems RapidEye player DME Resources Download

·        .rmv - Unknown BKViewer, BKViewerHD DME Resources Download

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·        .s - NUVICO(?) MCD Player DME Resources Downloads

·        .sav - Freedom Security/Hisco Technologies Eyeviewer Download from Hisco

·        .sdc - NICE Systems (previously Alpha Technology/FAST) SCD Viewer

·        .sec - Samsung CCTV Requires .exe of same file name, which also requires a DLL that appears to only be installed by their client software Net-i Viewer

·        .sjpg - Unknown manufacturer, Archive Player DME Resources Download

·        .smi - SAMI (Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange) file. DOES NOT CONTAIN VIDEO - this is typically a subtitle file associated with a video file (e.g. AVI).

·        .smil - SAMI (Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange) file. DOES NOT CONTAIN VIDEO - this is typically a subtitle file associated with a video file (e.g. AVI).

·        .sse - Sensile Systems SEON 2100 Player (Available in our Forums)

·        .ssf - Star DVR Systems (?) Eclipse Client DME Resources Download

·        .ssf - OpenEye Digital Video Security Solutions (Available via OpenEye site)

·        .ssf - BKplayer DME Resources Download

·        .snx - Uniden Media Player available from Uniden Support Downloads for the UDS655

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Integrating access control and fire detection

Integrating Access Control and Fire Detection

Most fire jurisdictions require that all doors are automatically unlocked during a fire alarm emergency to ensure a fast exit for those inside the building and a fast entry for the firefighters to do their job. This means the door locking methods (typically electric strikes or electro-magnetic locks)—that are powered and controlled by an Access Control Unit (ACU)—must be kept unlocked during a fire alarm emergency. Fire relay is key product to execute this operation.

What is a fire relay or Output Module?

A output module or control module or fire relay is a switch that sits between the fire system control panel and the power source to the door locking methods. While there are different types of fire relays and different ways to configure them, the job of a fire relay is simple: when there’s a fire alarm, the fire relay unlocks the selected doors.

In an access control system, the fire relay is typically installed inside or near the ACU, and connects the ACU to the fire alarm control panel—as shown in this diagram. Any brand Access Control System can be integrate with Fire, some brand have dedicated port on controller, someone not. You need to verify before getting order. Below arrangement we have test in our experience centre.

Installing a fire relay can be expensive. Follow these tips to get the best pricing.

Lack of a fire relay is one of the most common and expensive surprises we see during customer site surveys. If you’re working with an existing building fire system and it doesn’t already provide a fire relay, you’ll need to get a quote from your building’s fire system provider to install one. 

Unfortunately, the cost of installing a new fire relay can vary significantly. We’ve seen fire relay quotes ranging from Rs. 4000 to Rs. 8000, but there are ways to negotiate for the best pricing. It’s best to include a fire relay as part of your lease agreement with your building management company. If that’s not an option, ask them to negotiate for a fire relay with the building fire system provider on your behalf. Your building management company will likely get better pricing.

If you are building out a new space, you can make a fire relay a part of the general contractor bid so it’s included in the fire alarm system design. Similar to the building management company, your general contractor who is in a position to give repeat business to the fire system provider is more likely to obtain better pricing. Before ordering verify contractor confidence and related document.

Each every manufacture has this module or relay to operate 3rd party equipment Like: Access Control, PA system, Fire Damper, Smoke Damper, AHU etc. If you have Edwards Fire Panel, then only Edwards’s module will be work with proper programming same as Notifier, ESSER, Autronica, GST, Gent any addressable fire brand. If you are not confirm lets contacts us we will guide you free of cost.

The control outputs from a fire alarm control unit can also be sent out on a signaling line circuit (SLC) to an addressable output module, which can open or close a contact based on information sent from the fire alarm control unit on the SLC to the COMM terminals. This is beneficial because multiple output modules can be controlled by the same SLC, which can control each module separately. For example, all output modules controlling all of the door hold opens in a building could be on the same SLC, but based on the specific input to the control unit, only specific doors can be closed. If all of these modules were on the same control circuit, the control unit would only be able to close all the doors.

Video Surveillance in Parking Lots

Video Surveillance in Parking Lots a short Note 

Parking lots can benefit greatly from the security provided by Video Surveillance. Did you know that 80% of crimes at offices, malls and other retail outlets take place in the parking lot? Parking lots have unique security needs – with risks for both owner and customer. A comprehensive video security system can help protect both your property and your customers, helping your business remain competitive and your customers satisfied.

Benefits of Installing CCTV in Parking Garage:

Prevent theft – Many thieves see parking lots as potential gold mines – miles and miles of cars or personal property that they can take. Visible security cameras can help deter thieves from breaking into cars on your lot, and can help aid law enforcement in identifying criminals who do rob cars on your lot. Cameras can also help prevent theft of store property – shopping carts, outdoor displays, tables and chairs, landscaping, etc.

Improve image – Customers are undoubtedly the most essential aspect of many businesses. Keeping your customers happy and giving them a sense of safety and peace of mind when they're shopping at your business establishes a sense of trust and loyalty.

Liability issues – It's inevitable that an accident will happen in your parking lot. Whether it's a car crash, a slip, or an errant shopping cart denting cars, video surveillance is an easy way to avoid costly liability cases.

Remote monitoring – Advances in security camera technology have made it easy to check up on your parking lot security cameras at any time of day, from anywhere in the world. A system of IP Cameras managed by a NVR (Network DVR or Network Video Recorder) transmits your footage over the internet so you're never far away. This technology gives you the power to act quickly on security issues from anywhere.

AI in building automation and HVAC

 AI in Building Automation & HVAC

The today world technology keeps moving on an exponential growth rate and not in linear, whereas artificial intelligence started footprinting on all industry it possible before we proceed further how artificial intelligence used in building automation?

let us go through some basics of artificial intelligence terms.

What is Artificial Intelligence(AI)?

·       AI branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behaviour in computers.

·       AI or artificial intelligence helps machines to learn from experiences (otherwise called as machine learning) and adjust to new inputs and work as a human.

·       Almost all technology giant  companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon started involving AI concepts in their services for examples,

Google translate uses AI, where translating techniques keeps an updating/learned/suggested to google machines to give better accuracy.

Google Assitant uses AI, where it used to assist the user needs based on natural voice by processing various AI algorithm to detect the user’s voice and predict the better result.

Amazon and other e-commerce website are providing recommended products based on the user experience -behind this concept, it is not implemented with the only pre-defined program but also used various AI algorithms to predict the user recommended products with high accuracy which help them bring million of revenues for e-commerce owner.

What is Machine Learning?

·       Machine learning is technically a branch of Artificial intelligence which is limited to or more specific than the overall concept of artificial intelligence. Machine learning is an idea for machines to collect a set of data to process and learn with an advanced algorithm to predict the better output.

·       otherwise, we can say machine learning is capable of changing the program themselves.

What is Deep Learning?

·       Deep learning is a subset of machine learning.

·       Deep learning is related to deep artificial neural networks which are set of an algorithm that has a new set of record in accuracy for many complex problems.

Above terms and definition are just basic about artificial intelligence and proceed with a further post to understand how artificial intelligence service of software used in building automation.

let us discuss Roby and Brainbox AI about how it is used in building automation and saving more energy on buildings.

How Artificial intelligence used in Building automation system

With the help of artificial intelligence, Machine learning, deep learning and cloud technology concept, AI service provider creating best and various algorithm by HVAC and building automation experts and same implemented with the existing system installed in buildings.

Note that building already has a centralised and specific system with dedicated hardware and software to monitor and control the equipment as per the requirement.

Existing BMS system generates and stores tons of data of connected equipment in the building

·       TrendLog- log/store the various sensors data connected in buildings with configured over a period of time.

·       Events-Log the information about on and off state of all equipment.

·       Alarms- generate an alarm if any fault identified in connected equipment.

AI role is here to collect the data from the BMS System, process it and instructs your existing HVAC system on how to operate more intelligently and efficiently.

Let us see some AI tools used in Building automation 

·        Roby

·        Brainbox AI

What is Roby?

Roby is a chat/voice-enabled software with AI concept that handles all requests, automate repetitive tasks, eliminates miscommunication, and reduces resolution time to increase employee satisfaction.

·       Simplify ticketing management-Roby unifies all channels for making requests to a single interface for employees.

·       Keep employees engaged-Roby keeps employees updated on their requests and encourages interactions.

·       Understand the office inside and out-Roby periodically initiates employee surveys and indicate potential problems based on responses.

·       Deflect repetitive question-Roby learns from employees’ feedback and automatically deflect repetitive questions.

How Roby Helps Your Office Management

·       Managing Varied Requests-There is many ways to make a request, and it is difficult to keep eyes on multiple channels.

·       Answering Repetitive Questions-In a dynamic environment, it is difficult to maintain a knowledge base for so many questions.

·       Keeping Employees Involved-Sometimes, the conversation gap between employees and support team can cause miscommunication.

·        Getting Feedback from Employees-Companies usually use professional service to do employee surveys, but this wastes time and money.

How does Roby work?

Employees simply send all requests to Roby

·       Using “/Roby” or click a button, employees can easily send a request to support teams and check statuses anytime.

·       Roby automatically creates a to-do list for the support team and keeps employees notified

The support team can stay focused on their tasks and not worry about being continually distracted. Simply type “request”, Roby will show a to-do list and keep everyone updated.

·        Roby can learn the Q&A and automatically answer repetitive questions

·        Employees can ask a question to support teams through Roby. Roby will memorize the Q&A and directly answer it next time when the same question is asked

·       Roby drives the interactions between employees and the support team

Every two weeks, Roby will send simple metrics to employees to keep track of the effort from the support team and get their valuable feedback.

·       Get valuable insights into your office space

·       The feedback and survey results are displayed in the Roby Portal. The support team will be able to access and better understand how to improve employee satisfaction.

Roby is not limited only with above features but also add-on with existing building automation

·       HVAC Add-on: Control the temperature of workspaces at any time, and have preferences automatically applied in the future.

·       Lighting Add-on: Adjust the lighting in any workspace and create schedules to maximize energy use efficiency.

·       Support Ticketing Add-on: Submit support tickets- anytime, anywhere, and get immediate responses with automatic notifications, 24/7.

·       Calendar Add-on: Book meeting rooms on the fly, see which rooms are available, and ensure that unused room is automatically opened for assignment.

Key Benefits of using Roby for building automation

·       Convenient, Easy to Use. Integrates into existing employee communication platforms, allowing employees to easily submit requests. Natural language processing makes submitting a request simple.

·       Communications.  Roby keeps the requestor informed with status updates and resolution notification.  Operators can make broadcast announcements

·       Time Savings. Automated execution of HVAC tasks, elimination of duplicate tickets, and intelligent communication free up Operators to focus on higher value activities. done!

·       Speed. Temperature change requests completed in real-time without human intervention, even after hours.

·       Cost Savings. AI continuously optimizes HVAC operations, resulting in reduced heating and cooling costs without sacrificing employee comfort.

·       Predictive. Roby continuously learns users’ needs and takes proactive actions to optimize the office environment and replenish office supplies.

·       Satisfaction and Productivity. Comfortable employees are happier and get more done!

What is BrainBox AI?

Brainbox AI using technology to the implementation of optimizing in energy consumption of building which is one of the largest contributors of climate-changing in this world.

·       Brainbox AI engine supports a self-operating building that requires no human intervention.

·       Using deep learning, cloud-based computing, and our proprietary process, our solution autonomously optimizes existing Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) control systems for maximum impact on energy consumption.

Brainbox AI helps to

·       25-35% of reduction in total energy costs.

·       60% improvement in occupant comfort.

·       20-40% decrease in carbon footprint.

·       3-month payback and low CAPEX

How BrainBox Implemented and works to save energy in Buildings

STEP 1: GETTING ACQUAINTED

·       Our solution identifies and catalogues your building’s specific operating behaviour and energy flow by gathering data from both internal and external sources. It then creates a building energy profile for making informed predictions about future energy flow.

·       BrainBox AI collects hundreds of thousands of real-time data points, such as outside temperature, sun/cloud positioning, fan speed, duct pressure, heater status, humidity levels, occupant density and many more.

 STEP 2: OPTIMIZING FLOW

·       Using over 25 customized algorithms working in real time, our AI engine instructs your existing HVAC system on how to operate more intelligently and efficiently.

·       This process is similar to an aircraft on auto-pilot.

 STEP 3: CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

it continually amalgamates and analyzes all generated data to further optimize operational efficiency and discover other unique insights.

To improve operational efficiency, BrainBox AI works to answer questions, including:

·       Which HVAC units have the fewest mechanical issues?

·       How are changes in occupancy levels affecting energy consumption?

·       Which HVAC units are the most energy efficient in cold or humid climates?

Bottom Line – This AI technology services and tools for buildings will have much impact on facility management in the near future.

Learn more about artificial technology on

• USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO OPTIMIZE THE FLOW OF ENERGY THROUGH THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

·        UNDERSTANDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY AS A DYNAMIC RESOURCE IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Note: Original content published on https://www.brainboxai.ai/ and https://tellroby.com/

Comparison Metrics for Intrusion Panels

 Comparison Metrics for Intrusion Panels

In this note, we reviews fundamental features and attributes for evaluating and comparing intrusion alarm panels.  These criteria are:

·        Number of Hardwired Zones

·        Number of Wireless Zones

·        Number of Keypads Supported

·        Multiple User Codes Supported

·        IP Programming and Control

·        Advanced Features

·        System Expandability

·        Video/Access/Fire Integration

·        Dealer Only

·        Installation & Commissioning

Inside we define and describe each of these criteria.

Comparison Chart

The ability to condense the 10 points into a standard format is critical for comparing systems to each other. Conceptually, these factors form a graphic like this example:

For quick 'executive summary' level comparison, a chart is useful. However, our standard report method includes detailed descriptions of each of those 10 points. In the sections below, we describe in detail each category.

Number of Hardwired Zones

How many areas a panel can monitor is a core feature. Keeping track of number of sensors is too simplistic and not always helpful.  Many sensors can often be connected in series, for example in a bank of windows several sensors may be wired together in a chain and connected to the panel in one circuit. If one contact opens, the entire zone the circuit is connected to alarms with no specific indication of which sensor is reporting trouble.  

However, granularity can be achieved when zones are associated with one or a small number of sensors in an building's area. In this way, comparing number of zones is a useful metric.

Number of Wireless Zones

Not all panels or systems support wireless sensors.  Moreover, some panels may only support wireless with optional equipment or in one specific zone. As with hardwired, comparing wireless zones is the standard attribute.

Number and Type of Keypads Supported

For many systems, the type and ability to have multiple input keypads is a major consideration.  While most alarm systems support one installed keypad, the location where it is installed may be inconvenient for quick access by users in all protected areas. Also, the utility of a basic alpha-numeric pad cannot be compared to a full graphic touchscreen that may display or even sound more descriptive messages or be integrated with other systems like video surveillance.

Multiple User Codes Supported

Akin (সদৃশ) to key control or access control, 'user codes' should be assigned to and may be provisioned differently for individual users. Basic alarm systems may support 20 user codes and be more than enough for a typical residential install, but that number may be too limited or small for small commercial use.

Likewise, each code may carry different privileges, from a 'master' configured to do anything, to a 'temporary' that may expire after one use that is only valid for a specific range of hours.

IP Programming and Control

Not all panels have a web or network interface for notification, control, or programming from a networked device.  While this may not be a major dealbreaker for a simple user, the expectation of easy programming, use, and integration often depend on this feature.

Noting the options and type of IP connectivity is key for modern systems, but many systems lack it or require additional parts to make it happen. This category also indicates the usefulness and/or cost app-based or remote access controls.

Advanced Features

Comparing additional non-essential, but still valuable, attributes of individual systems is key. For example, 'line supervision', or the ability to detect weather sensors on a circuit are tampered with, is not often a major consideration in residential or even small commercial systems, but is often critical in high-security applications. Likewise, noting how many events can be logged into panel memory may make a big difference in some designs but not all.

System Expandability

The maximum number of zones a system supports often require additional hardware or modules to achieve that what is available by default on a stock panel. Additionally, the supported number is often different than the individual number of hardwired zones plus wireless zones available from expansion hardware.

In other cases, hardware zone expanders may physically support connecting hundred of zones, while the underlying panel only supports a fraction of that number. Noting 'expandability' clears up potential confusion.

Video/Access/Fire Integration

In terms of tying other systems into the intrusion system, the variation and ability of supported systems is substantial. Some systems support basic access control or video surveillance camera integration by default, while others require additional hardware or software for proprietary devices. Others may not support any integration at all.  Understanding the options are important comparison factors.

Dealer Only

Understanding the availability, support, and pricing structure behind a platform is another key information point.  Many alarm products are not available via distribution, and understanding this point often is a factor is weighing buying and support options.

Installation & Commissioning

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If you still aren't sure how you manage your building / establishment/ Shop Burgler alarm system or Intrusion Alarm System, feel free to get in touch with one of our experts via ssaintegrate@gmail.com. Before selecting vendor / installer check and verify they are authorized or not to execute your Burglar or Intrusion Alarm system work. It’s suggested Burglar alarm or Intrusion Detection & Alarm System commissioned by certified professional.