Many DVR and NVR systems (like those from Lorex or Swann ) use this naming convention. If you found this on a hard drive, it may be a recording from January 2002 or a specific channel marked "401."
If you are having trouble playing the .mp4.mp4 (which looks like a double extension error), try these steps:
If you downloaded this from a forum or P2P site, it may be a clip of a live performance or broadcast. 2. How to Open the File
Because the filename follows a standard timestamp or archival format (Live + Year + ID), 1. Check the Source
Many DVR and NVR systems (like those from Lorex or Swann ) use this naming convention. If you found this on a hard drive, it may be a recording from January 2002 or a specific channel marked "401."
If you are having trouble playing the .mp4.mp4 (which looks like a double extension error), try these steps:
If you downloaded this from a forum or P2P site, it may be a clip of a live performance or broadcast. 2. How to Open the File
Because the filename follows a standard timestamp or archival format (Live + Year + ID), 1. Check the Source
