Homeowners
Keep a copy of a doorbell or camera event and make it viewable outside the recorder software.
Convert a supported Zmodo-style .264 recording into a downloadable video, with a clear status trail and no changes to your original file.
This service addresses a specific exported recording format. It is useful when the file is present and the problem is its proprietary wrapper.
Keep a copy of a doorbell or camera event and make it viewable outside the recorder software.
Turn an existing camera export into a file your team can review and securely download.
Get a conversion result with source and output hashes, format details, and a visible processing status.
Compatibility matters. We can test a short sample first. Deleted footage, unrelated camera formats, and severely damaged source files are outside this service.
Large files upload directly to private storage. Processing happens in a separate worker, so you can leave the page and check back later.
Upload a short segment to see whether the known conversion produces an actual first frame.
Enter total GB for a transparent pilot quote. Full processing enters manual payment review until checkout is connected.
Track conversion, review provenance and hashes, then get a time-limited link to the resulting file.
Recording hours vary widely in size. The early pricing model uses total input GB: $49 minimum including the first 2 GB, then about $5 per additional started GB. Rates remain configurable until launch.
Estimate only. Preview fee and credit remain a product decision. Completed full-job files are scheduled for deletion after 7 days.
Uploads go straight from your browser to a private, encrypted S3 bucket. The app server receives job metadata, not the video bytes.
Each job belongs to your signed-in account. Downloads use short-lived links and stop at the recorded expiry time.
Files are scheduled for deletion after 3 days for previews or 7 days for completed full jobs. Final deletion policy and privacy terms require approval before public launch.
Start with a small segment before committing to a full file.