Update to the myriad of export types and formats produced by Samsung. As detailed in this, it is widely known within the Forensic Video Community that Samsung.bu exports were designed for playback within the DVR originally used to record the footage. They were unable to be analysed or played away from the unit. It would appear that things have changed. Following on from this, I was sent a.bu file from a newer DVR, an SRD-440. The file is now detectable as a standard AVC/H264 stream and, as such, can be analyzed and dealt with for any purpose. The other plus point is that any software that is able to read raw streams, such as, are also able to deal with the imagery without any problem.

Windows xp live iso free download free. Mar 14, 2012 - There are two files, one of them is a.bu file and the other one is a.db2. To your security people and ask them how they view their camera files.

For Samsung to move away from problematic, proprietary recordings and stick with standards, is a real benefit. Throughout this blog, If I refer to some software that is hard to find or I have configured it myself, then I will share it here: The password is 'validate' ~ For more help and links to other sharing sites • @ Thousands, probably millions of CCTV cameras inputting their PAL or NTSC signal into a DVR. Tweeted - • A fantastic two days at Forensic Europe Expo after the launch of Amped Replay, the enhanced video player for modern Tweeted - • Phones been going bezerk all night. Amped Replay being the cause. Tweeted - • For those people attending Forensic Europe Expo. These times may help Tweeted - • Two versions of a video - an interesting case conundrum Tweeted - Social Connections.