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A prompt should appear asking to install an ActiveX control. If it does not, you may need to manually download NewActive.exe from the device's login page or reputable sources like xmsecu.com. Configure Browser Security:
Go to the tab and click on Trusted Sites (or Local Intranet ).
Re-open Edge, navigate back to your DVR IP address in IE Mode, and click when prompted to run the ActiveX control. Crucial Security Warnings
Select the tab, click on Trusted Sites , and click the Sites button.
If you use an older CCTV security camera system or a Digital Video Recorder (DVR), you have likely encountered a prompt asking you to install the . This ActiveX-based software allows your internet browser to communicate with your security hardware, enabling live video feeds, playback controls, and system configuration directly from your computer.
If you want to avoid dealing with outdated browser plugins entirely, standalone software packages offer a vastly superior experience. 1. CMS / VMS Desktop Software (Recommended)
This is the safest method because it ensures the plugin version matches your specific device firmware.
Instead of the plugin, consider:
How to Configure Browser Security Settings for NetSurveillance
Toggle "Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode" to .
Most manufacturers provide a free Central Management System (CMS) or Video Management Software (VMS) desktop application for Windows and macOS. Applications like General CMS or VMS connect directly to your network cameras without requiring a web browser.
