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ConvertXtoDVD &nbsp; <a href="http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/" rel="ugc">http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;I use this one all the time!<br />
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DVR-MS to AVI Converter FREE <a href="http://www.ojosoft.com/how-to-convert/dvr-ms-to-avi-converter.html" rel="ugc">http://www.ojosoft.com/how-to-convert/dvr-ms-to-avi-converter.html</a>
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ConvertXtoDVD   http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/ [http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/]   I use this one all the time!

DVR-MS to AVI Converter FREE http://www.ojosoft.com/how-to-convert/dvr-ms-to-avi-converter.html [http://www.ojosoft.com/how-to-convert/dvr-ms-to-avi-converter.html]

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If it's just a standard CCTV DVR format then try one of the utilities in this folder for playback (<a href="http://gv.com.pl/v2006/content/software/" rel="ugc"> link here</a>). &nbsp;DVR converters are not always all they are advertised to be. &nbsp;You may need to capture the video playback from the screen using smething like <a href="http://camstudio.org/" rel="ugc">CamStudio</a>
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If it's just a standard CCTV DVR format then try one of the utilities in this folder for playback ( link here [http://gv.com.pl/v2006/content/software/]).  DVR converters are not always all they are advertised to be.  You may need to capture the video playback from the screen using smething like CamStudio [http://camstudio.org/]

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Are there any Players that can play .DVR videos? Ive tried VLC player, Widows Media player, Real Player none of them support the file, 
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Are there any Players that can play .DVR videos? Ive tried VLC player, Widows Media player, Real Player none of them support the file,

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Try this if not I refer back my first comment about NCH Software I used to play the video feed from a surveillance camera<br />
<a href="http://www.4shared.com/file/44913252/b9d83e0d/DVR-StudioProv156-EQUiNOX.html?s=1" rel="ugc">http://www.4shared.com/file/44913252/b9d83e0d/DVR-StudioProv156-EQUiNOX.html?s=1</a>
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Try this if not I refer back my first comment about NCH Software I used to play the video feed from a surveillance camera
http://www.4shared.com/file/44913252/b9d83e0d/DVR-StudioProv156-EQUiNOX.html?s=1 [http://www.4shared.com/file/44913252/b9d83e0d/DVR-StudioProv156-EQUiNOX.html?s=1]

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Hey,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; I have a DVR for my surveillance system in a store and it records video in a .DVR format i looked all over the place to get a player other than the one that came with the DVR or a way to convert the .DVR to a format that can be read by other programs (AVI, MPEG, etc.. )
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Hey,
    I have a DVR for my surveillance system in a store and it records video in a .DVR format i looked all over the place to get a player other than the one that came with the DVR or a way to convert the .DVR to a format that can be read by other programs (AVI, MPEG, etc.. )

How can i convert a DVR Video to AVI or MPEG to view on computer.

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