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Need a program to open security camera footage (.AJP) file.

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I need a program to open an AJP file to view on my Mac. It is security footage I need to play for a legal issue. Any help is greatly appreciated.
 
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Below is a link to the DVDRHelp site. It's an old link but it works. It only has a Windows based player - but it can save out to other formats. So you could either use someone's PC, or install Windows in Bootcamp or VirtualBox and run it yourself.

http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/277458-AJP-Video-How-do-I-view

The other alternative I'd suggest is to contact the system manufacturer and see what they suggest.
 

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