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Secware Video Copy To Usb An View On Linux Pc ?


EggyBum69

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got some video files on usb stick that need checking from the dvr

 

not able to get hold of a windows machine for a few days

 

but even so would be better if i could view on a linux pc

 

should be the same for all secware dvrs, any ideas how i can play them?

 

vlc wont play them :(

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wine is **** will its really buggy with most stuff ive tried, i seen something about using a file convertor

an kguard software might work on linux but not sure

 

 

these boxes are linux based but they only seem to support outputing to windows an mac

which to me seems daft

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these boxes are linux based but they only seem to support outputing to windows an mac

which to me seems daft

Typical of the CCTV industry unfortunately.

WINE only works as a compatibility layer so will be fine for some windows programs but probably not this task.

You haven't said what file format they are or what Linux your running.

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hmm so take it there h.264 files?  dvd handbrake has found them an encoded them but i havent found out how to use it properly yet

ile have some grub an try an get it going but if all else fails i can borrow a windy laptop 2moro or dig out an old 1 ive got,

i would have tried that already but its buggy an needing a reinstall an it would take me hours to get it safe enough to go online if that was needed

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digital river site,

download windows whatever,

burn to disc,

install as partition,

short dvr with as unlicensed 28 day version,

delete partition?

not that I've ever tried but thats what I would try....

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Mr? Veritas God

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im temted to  put the files on an windy software on a dongle

an then fire up the old bug box an see if it works but no doubt it will say u need such an such codec an ile be pished off

 

after years of sorting out windy hoes for friends an family i gave up on it an went linux only in 2009,

if i ever have to dabble with windows it makes my flesh creep, its like going back an having sex with ur ex

who you cant stand, makes part of me die inside ha O_O

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not sure but whats that got to do with anything

 

im just trying to play h.264 files coded on a linux dvr on a linux pc

should not be hard but it is not working at them moment

 

i can use the concept pro dvr files of the same footage but there lower res images

really need to check this footage has copied to the usb stick thats all

 

i also juggling lots of other stuff so its hectic

 

maybe data , matt or james knows how?

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Default Ubuntu player seems fine with every format I have tried.

linux mint is a ubuntu mod that is more popular than ubuntu,they take all the spyware an bulk out of ubuntu , anyway point is im sure its the same player which works fine :proud:

 

i had just presumed it would not work as vlc didnt but i was wrong i shuda just tryed that 1st :)

 

theres nowt wrong with the secware unit james

 

im not putting the footage online but it looked fine on the pc good copy no frame drops that i noticed

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linux mint is a ubuntu mod that is more popular than ubuntu,they take all the spyware an bulk out of ubuntu , anyway point is im sure its the same player which works fine :proud:

Your incorrect on many points there.

i had just presumed it would not work as vlc didnt but i was wrong i shuda just tryed that 1st :)

Never presume anything.
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