Gain a deeper understanding of the benefits each of the many export file types available from ExacqVision provides you. If an incident occurs and you need to share recordings with your management, a legal representative, law enforcement, or others… knowing which file type provides the protections or data needed, and that they can review is… Continue reading Export File Types
Tag: EXE
Exports to Exe will error with -4
Description Exports to exe will fail to run correctly <br> Version Introduced 8.0.0 <br> Platform Windows ePlayer <br> Steps to reproduce Export exe from the client, server, or web serviceRun exported exe <br> Expected result – Export plays correctly <br> Actual result – Error -4 is displayed. <br> Work Around – Downgrade to 7.8– Install trunk build… Continue reading Exports to Exe will error with -4
exacqVision Export Video File Types
Video may be exported from exacqVision in different formats. The table below illustrates some of the differences in these formats. Multi-Camera: For the purposes of this article, multi-camera means many camera streams are combined into a single exported file. When exporting as .MOV, .AVI, or .MP4 each stream will end up as its own file.… Continue reading exacqVision Export Video File Types
Can I run a Silent Install of ExacqVision?
ExacqVision Server and Client EXE installers adhere to the normal NSIS installation options. /S runs the installer silently.for silent. Example: exacqVision_23.0.3.6_x64.exe /S /D changes the installation directory. While the default directory is recommended, you may use this option to override it to install in another directory.Example: exacqVision_23.0.3.6_x64.exe /S /D=C:\Program Files\MyCustomDirectory More information about NSIS options can… Continue reading Can I run a Silent Install of ExacqVision?
How do I save a video clip to an executable file that I can send to the police?
The ExacqVision Desktop Client application can be used to export video and audio to an .EXE executable file which packages the ExacqVision ePlayer with it to become a self-playing file. The fact that the .EXE export has the ePlayer packaged with it makes it ideal for sharing with law enforcement who may not have access… Continue reading How do I save a video clip to an executable file that I can send to the police?