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Fuho 16CH Standalone DVR video backup
File type: Digital video and movie file
Files with ifv extension can be found as video backups made using the Fuho 16CH Standalone DVR recorder.
Found 2 different file type records with the same ifv filename suffix.
What is ifv file?
File type category:
Digital video and movie file
Date updated: November 27, 2023
File extension ifv is associated with the proprietary video format developed by Fuho Technology for its 16CH Standalone DVR used to manage and capture security cameras.
A typical .ifv file store backup of video data captured by Fuho DVR.
The 16CH Standalone DVR is also able to capture video in AVI format.
How to open ifv file?
Use 16CH DVR Player to playback IFV video backup files.
How to convert ifv file?
Compatible tools may be able to export .ifv files to other video formats.
Suggested software to open ifv file:
Associated software actions with the ifv file
Apps designed for playing ifv files:
16CH DVR Player (Microsoft Windows)
KMPlayer (Microsoft Windows)
Indeo Video Format
File type category:
Digital video and movie file
Date updated: December 13, 2017
The ifv file extension has been also in the past used for Indeo Video Format, a special video codec developed by Intel Corp. in 1992 and in 2000 was sold to Lingos.
Indeo Video Format is similar to H.261, or MPEG-1 video formats.
Indeo was supported by both Windows Video and Apple QuickTime software. Microsoft supported Indeo codec to Microsoft Windows XP.
It is not used anymore and probably discontinued in favor of newer formats. However some media players still support this format and some computer games still contains cutscene videos in Indeo format.
How to open ifv file?
Several multimedia players can playback videos in IFV format.
How to convert ifv file?
Some multimedia converters probably support IFV format and can convert it to other formats like AVI,MPG or similar.
Suggested software to open ifv file:
Associated software actions with the ifv file
Apps designed for playing ifv files:
MPlayer (Microsoft Windows)
MPlayer for Mac (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
QuickTime Player for Mac (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
MPlayer for Linux (Linux/Unix)