A .BVR file is just a .bvr-labeled file rather than a universal type because no global rule defines what a BVR must contain, so different developers can use the same extension for totally unrelated purposes, meaning two .bvr files can share a name but one might be CCTV footage, another … Read more

A .BVR file doesn’t ensure any particular file structure, so different companies can assign .bvr to distinct file types such as CCTV video, backup bundles, or app data, meaning the extension alone reveals little; surveillance systems frequently export .bvr files that contain video plus timestamps and integrity metadata inside proprietary … Read more

A .BVR file is simply an extension used by various tools, so different software and companies can assign .bvr to unrelated file types, allowing one .bvr to be security footage, another a backup bundle, and another an internal config file, with the extension acting merely as a label; in real … Read more