File Extension AJP

File type: CCTV Video File

About the AJP file type:

If Windows cannot find the appropriate program associated with .AJP files, then your registry may have errors. Check your Windows registry for errors (includes file association errors).

The CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) technology relies on the usage of video cameras for the transmission of signals directed to a specific place with a limited set of monitors. Compared with conventional broadcast television, it differs by limiting its transmission to a specific recipient or point-to-point wireless linkage. This technology plays an integral part in the implementation of surveillance and security methods in sensitive installations like convenience stores, military installations, government buildings, airports, casinos, and banks. The more advanced format used by CCTV systems make use of DVR (Digital Video Recorder) technology allowing the possibility of increased performance and quality with a host of additional options such as email alerts and motion detection features. The format utilized by the video stream created by the CCTV security camera including the digital video recording device is the AJP file extension. This video format can be stored onto an optical storage media (CD or DVD format) using associated recording software. The presence of this application is required in the system prior to the creation of backup video files.


Detailed information for file extension AJP

Category: Video Files
File format: Proprietary
Open with Windows: AJP Player
Open with Linux: N/A
Essentially, the AJP file extension formats are considered as standalone DVRs which can be converted (using relevant video editing application) to other popular video formats like AVI. Without the appropriate video application, the system may generate an unknown CD error message upon execution. The AJP Player was developed by Bosch and has become one of the more popular players of the AJP file extension format in the market. Majority of DVR systems are capable of using Web browser applications like Internet Explorer instead of the associated client program. This option is chosen to allow for remote accessing of the DVR via an active Internet connection in combination with the ActiveX components which would be downloaded into the computer system. To successfully install these required components, the security settings of the Web browser must be temporarily set to a status wherein it would allow the ActiveX controls to be installed. Upon completion of the installation of the ActiveX controls, the Web browser security settings must be reset to their default settings and the application restarted.