Our Online Vid-ID Tool has been running now for over 2 years and has been used thousands of times by police around the world. Every now and again, someone enters a file type that the system doesn't have data on. When this happens, I get an email and usually a few minutes googling or checking forums like DME Resources or the FVA mailing lists can uncover information - I then add this to the Vid-ID database. Sometimes though I draw a blank. Here are some of the filetypes I have been unable to identify:
Unknown DVR video file extensions:
.tbl
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.tho
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.ctarc
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.stream
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.bu
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.mp6
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.stw
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.sdv
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.bsk
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.rms
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.sv4
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.ifo
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.vsf4
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.pvf
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.nsf
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.rms
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.dat5
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.def
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.t1
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.cvi
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.lrxh
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.iri
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.cdt
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.nplx
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.ifv
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.tag
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.ivf
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.eflv
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.nmd
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.svc
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If you can help identify anything about these video file formats (DVR manufacturer, make/model, player software, or any other clues), you'll be helping the whole law enforcement community. Please email TechSupport @ Kinesense-vca.com or leave a comment below.
Hi! The *rmi and *.rms files are Rifatron DVR video file formats, and you can play these with the Player from the Rifatron's webpage: http://www.rifatron.com/
ReplyDelete:)
Not sure if this is still an open issue, but the latest versions of ffmpeg will read .rmi video data correctly if you force it with "-f h264"...
Delete.stream is from avtech dvr, you will find tools to read them here -> http://www.stamelectronics.com/download/dvr/avtech.html
ReplyDeletePerfect - Thanks.
Delete.sv4 is used by Jovision and some Winbook PCI security cam cards. Download software, media player pluging for Windows Media can be found at http://www.jovision-usa.com/downloads.html. Have used NCH's Prism to convert to wmv and mp4 successfully.
ReplyDelete.stw is Samsung TechWin format.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Do you have a player or link?
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