[Tutorial] Recommendable AVR Players to View AVR Files Correctly and How to Convert .avr Files for Any-device Playback

Q: I have an .avr video file that I can not get to play on anything. Nothing seems to open it, not even the A/V powerhouse VLC. And we can't get Final Cut Pro to recognize it. I also cannot convert it into a different format. I have been working on it for weeks with no luck. Please help!
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A: An AVR file, Archived EverFocus DVR File, is a video recording captured from some EverFocus surveillance cameras and DVR devices. In general, security camera systems have their own surveillance video formats and are not compatible with popular media players and video editing tools. Therefore, no third-party tools can play or convert it directly. And if you want to play .avr file normally, you need to download and install the exclusive AVR player.

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HD Video Converter Factory Pro is a perfect supplement to the exclusive AVR video player. It helps to losslessly convert the AVR player output video file to MP4, MKV, MOV, WMV, and 500+formats and devices. Besides, it features efficient batch conversion and lightning mode, which are authentic time-savers.

EverFocus viewers - EF-Reader and EFPlayer provide native support for AVR files. Now that EF Reader requires login information when using, EFPlayer is the more recommendable AVR video player featuring handiness here, and what I'll use for the demonstration below. That's where you can download them:

EF-Reader: https://www.everfocus.com/product/ef-reader/
EFPlayer: https://www.everfocus.com.tw/product/ef-player-2/

Once the download completes, launch EFPlayer, it runs without installation. Click the "Load Files" button on the right side of the interface to load .avr files into the AVR file player, they shall be perfectly recognized. There's a button beneath "Load Files" saying "Save as AVI", click on it to utilize the program as an AVR converter to convert AVR to AVI. AVI format is supported by most mainstream video players and software, so you can open AVR files on many other platforms now.

Of course, there are still some devices that don't support AVI, or you'd like to save the output files in another format, there's a highly-recommended video converter software program that can absolutely help. WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro, a professional video transcoding program that helps you convert video format, to not just popular video formats like MP4, WMV, MKV, MOV, MPG, HEVC, etc. and specific devices like iPhone, iPad, Android devices, tablets, HDTV, etc.

With the helpful video converter tool I mentioned above, not only can you watch AVR videos with AVR player, but also smoothly transfer AVR files to other devices and platforms for further use, without any incompatibility issue. Free download now to get started!

- Convert video to 500+ formats and devices with no quality loss
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