I've got a number of Axis camera's at my location and all of them work with no problem. I am able to view the live feed and also view older videos via a web browser.
One of things that was requested from my higher ups was the ability to play the video's in something like windows media player (or equivilant). The problem comes in where the video's that are saved have a file extension of .acsi and .acsm.
It would appear that these two file types belong together because there are 1 of each per recording (same name but the file extension is different) The .acsi files range in size from 150k-170k. The .acsm files are larger and every single one of them is exactly 100Mb.
So this is where my main question comes in. Is there anyway to convert these files to something readable by any standard video player (Windows media, DivX, AVI)? Or is there any codec that I can download to allow other players the ability to play these file formats?
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One of things that was requested from my higher ups was the ability to play the video's in something like windows media player (or equivilant). The problem comes in where the video's that are saved have a file extension of .acsi and .acsm.
It would appear that these two file types belong together because there are 1 of each per recording (same name but the file extension is different) The .acsi files range in size from 150k-170k. The .acsm files are larger and every single one of them is exactly 100Mb.
So this is where my main question comes in. Is there anyway to convert these files to something readable by any standard video player (Windows media, DivX, AVI)? Or is there any codec that I can download to allow other players the ability to play these file formats?