TV Remote Hidden Camera and DVR by LawMate Manual (007-DVR271)
Jan 16, 2020
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FAQs
A video codec is a method of encoding and decoding video so it can be read from and stored on a computer. Many different codecs exist with varying levels of quality and space usage. Windows Media Player is the default player in most Windows pc but it doesn’t have the right codec to play the types of files that the camera creates.
We suggest that you try to use VLC Media Player to play the video files back. You can easily download it for free online in only a few minutes. Sometimes Windows Media Player and Quicktime cannot read the file type that this camera records in.
Please go to this website directly: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Here is the link to video tutorials showing how to install VLC Media Player for Windows and Mac: How to View Your Recordings with VLC Media Player.
Please go to this website directly: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Here is the link to video tutorials showing how to install VLC Media Player for Windows and Mac: How to View Your Recordings with VLC Media Player.
Hidden surveillance cameras aren’t allowed to have audio recordings due to wiretapping laws in the US. You can use an audio recording device separately but it cannot contain video at the same time. To learn more, click here.
Your micro SD card may be full of memory; in order for the recording to store you will need to download the video to your PC or select the Cycle Recording option in the menu; this will overwrite any recording starting from the first file.
Please see below for full instructions in the attached copy of the Manual for this device.
