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Hikvision Live Preview Not Working on Opera & Chrome - WebComponents Plugin Installation Issue

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  • #31 16764376
    pawel717
    Level 10  
    Hello
    The day before yesterday and it stopped working for me. Everything that happens with others is happening. I can install web components indefinitely and nothing.
    It does not work on any browser, ie opera, mozilla, IE, edge, chrome. I also tried changing these about settings and nothing too.
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  • #32 16765557
    piotrek7308
    Level 10  
    on Firefox esr works all the time
    Regards
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  • #33 16766457
    pawel717
    Level 10  
    Hmm, maybe there is something wrong with me.
    I always used edge or firefox for this purpose and it was ok, until suddenly on one and the other computer stopped working. Maybe it's the fault of Win10 that was updating right before the problem?
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  • #34 16766507
    dawidedziu
    Industrial cameras specialist
    In many locations I had what you write @ pawel717 . I don't know what it depends on, but I bet on the operating system or browsers. On a service laptop with XP, it works in every location where I go for service / assembly.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
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  • #35 18798014
    wjacek
    Level 12  
    Install the chrome add-on - ietabhelper.exe and everything flashes.
  • #36 19319847
    nezpers

    Level 11  
    It works on IE, there is IE in Win 10 too, just run it from the search. It does not change the fact that Hikvision gave the bodies
  • #37 19535859
    leszek_b22
    Level 9  
    zwierz76 wrote:
    I recommend installing the browser https://www.palemoon.org/ works from the hoof.


    I checked today (7/25/2021) - this browser also no longer supports HikVision or BCS cameras.
  • #38 20493866
    jadrys2
    Level 1  
    IE, Edge, Mozilla, Chrome, Pale Moon, Opera - do not support preview from HikVision as of today (3/17/2023). Someone help?
  • #39 20493871
    dawidedziu
    Industrial cameras specialist
    In Edge, go to settings, then to the default browser, there allow websites to be loaded in IE mode and add the address of the recorder to the list of trusted IP addresses.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #40 20494297
    xury
    Automation specialist
    You can also check if there is a newer firmware for the camera or recorder. In some cases, the preview in Chrome works after the update.
  • #41 20531823
    Gelip
    Level 35  
    dawidedziu wrote:
    On a service laptop with XP, it works in every location where I go for service/assembly.

    Quote from 2017 - and how the case looks today - I'm also interested in using WinXP for configuration and preview.

    I'm using the plugin now LocalServiceControl.exe but I had to edit the file and downgrade the kernel version from 6 to 5 for the application to open on WinXP. You have to run the file manually and then everything works, only that you have to click OK every time when an error appears:
    The procedure entry point Direct3DCreate9Ex could not be located in the dynamic link library d3d9.dll

    Hikvision Live Preview Not Working on Opera & Chrome - WebComponents Plugin Installation Issue

    I also tried older browsers than Firefox 52 and the VLC or QuickTime plugin but VLC shows only the cone icon of the program and QuickTime works only in the preview window, while in the preview windows in the settings there is no image :-(

    I tried replacing files in the system d3d9.dll from Vista and patched msvcrt.dll for WinXP, but then there are other errors related to the lack of some function in other files, e.g. USER32.dll

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with the live preview functionality of Hikvision cameras on various web browsers, particularly Opera and Chrome. Users report that after recent updates, they encounter persistent prompts to download the WebComponents plugin, which fails to resolve the issue. Many users have confirmed that the live preview works on Internet Explorer and older versions of browsers, while newer versions do not support the necessary NPAPI plugins. Suggestions include using alternative browsers like Firefox or Pale Moon, enabling IE mode in Edge, and checking for firmware updates for the cameras. The community expresses frustration over Hikvision's lack of adaptation to changing web standards and the reliance on outdated technology.
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