Samsung Dvr Web Viewer For Mac

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Hi,I have a problem connecting to my Samsung DVR 5042 through my LAN. I have tried both DHCP and Static IP in the settings, and connection test returns a good connection on both, but when I try to access the DVR with its assigned IP address through any web browser, I have used IE, Firefox and Safari Im able to login to the web viewer but get a blank screen, no image, live view etc.Im using a macbook, would this be a problem? I have read of others connecting fine with their macs.I dont wish to access the web viewer over the internet via remote login, I would only like to view the DVR feed from any mac connected to the network.Any help appreciated. Hi,I have a problem connecting to my Samsung DVR 5042 through my LAN. I have tried both DHCP and Static IP in the settings, and connection test returns a good connection on both, but when I try to access the DVR with its assigned IP address through any web browser, I have used IE, Firefox and Safari Im able to login to the web viewer but get a blank screen, no image, live view etc.Im using a macbook, would this be a problem? I have read of others connecting fine with their macs.I dont wish to access the web viewer over the internet via remote login, I would only like to view the DVR feed from any mac connected to the network.Any help appreciated.Hello beam,I see this was posted in May 2014 but there has been only one reply and since he mentions ActiveX and that is for Windows and IE it will not apply to your Mac anyway.

Do you have it working now or did you give up?It's good that you don't need web remote access as that will never work at the moment, with either a Windows or Mac computer and web browser.However, if you wish to view the cameras on site, using a Macbook then that is possible but you have to have it set up correctly and that is not necessarily as per the instruction since Samsung have a number of mistakes.Please send me a pm for the answer if you need it, as I don't wish to reveal it publicly yet for financial reasons.Redwood. Hi,I have a problem connecting to my Samsung DVR 5042 through my LAN. I have tried both DHCP and Static IP in the settings, and connection test returns a good connection on both, but when I try to access the DVR with its assigned IP address through any web browser, I have used IE, Firefox and Safari Im able to login to the web viewer but get a blank screen, no image, live view etc.Im using a macbook, would this be a problem?

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I have read of others connecting fine with their macs.I dont wish to access the web viewer over the internet via remote login, I would only like to view the DVR feed from any mac connected to the network.Any help appreciated.Hello beam,I see this was posted in May 2014 but there has been only one reply and since he mentions ActiveX and that is for Windows and IE it will not apply to your Mac anyway. Do you have it working now or did you give up?It's good that you don't need web remote access as that will never work at the moment, with either a Windows or Mac computer and web browser.However, if you wish to view the cameras on site, using a Macbook then that is possible but you have to have it set up correctly and that is not necessarily as per the instruction since Samsung have a number of mistakes.Please send me a pm for the answer if you need it, as I don't wish to reveal it publicly yet for financial reasons.RedwoodSo you are charging for advice?? Regardless it doesnt seem like you know what you are doing if you say remote access will not work.it sure will. Hi,I have a problem connecting to my Samsung DVR 5042 through my LAN. I have tried both DHCP and Static IP in the settings, and connection test returns a good connection on both, but when I try to access the DVR with its assigned IP address through any web browser, I have used IE, Firefox and Safari Im able to login to the web viewer but get a blank screen, no image, live view etc.Im using a macbook, would this be a problem? I have read of others connecting fine with their macs.I dont wish to access the web viewer over the internet via remote login, I would only like to view the DVR feed from any mac connected to the network.Any help appreciated.Hello beam,I see this was posted in May 2014 but there has been only one reply and since he mentions ActiveX and that is for Windows and IE it will not apply to your Mac anyway. Do you have it working now or did you give up?It's good that you don't need web remote access as that will never work at the moment, with either a Windows or Mac computer and web browser.However, if you wish to view the cameras on site, using a Macbook then that is possible but you have to have it set up correctly and that is not necessarily as per the instruction since Samsung have a number of mistakes.Please send me a pm for the answer if you need it, as I don't wish to reveal it publicly yet for financial reasons.RedwoodSo you are charging for advice??

Regardless it doesnt seem like you know what you are doing if you say remote access will not work.it sure will.No I didn't say that at all. You should not have jumped to a conclusion that was wrong. I have not charged anyone here for my advice, but Samsung have their instructions all wrong, and their on-line technical help were hopeless too as they did not understand the problem. I have proved that, so I was in negotiation with Samsung to let them know where they were wrong, and why so many owners were having difficulty in getting their systems to work.

(for a fee That is the financial aspect)Redwood.

WebViewer Plugin is a software program developed by Samsung Techwin Co. The most common release is 2.1.0.03, with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. The setup package generally installs about 9 files and is usually about 1.32 MB (1,386,219 bytes).

Relative to the overall usage of users who have this installed on their PCs, most are running Windows 10 and Windows 7 (SP1). While about 86% of users of WebViewer Plugin come from the United States, it is also popular in France and Germany.Program details.

Or, you can uninstall WebViewer Plugin from your computer by using the Add/Remove Program feature in the Window's Control Panel. On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-click the screen's bottom-left corner), click Control Panel, and then, under Programs, do one of the following:. Windows Vista/7/8: Click Uninstall a Program. Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs. When you find the program WebViewer Plugin, click it, and then do one of the following:.

Windows Vista/7/8: Click Uninstall. Windows XP: Click the Remove or Change/Remove tab (to the right of the program). Follow the prompts. A progress bar shows you how long it will take to remove WebViewer Plugin.How do I reset my web browser? Google Chrome. Open Chrome and click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.

Select Settings. In the 'Search' section, click Manage search engine. Check if (Default) is displayed next to your preferred search engine. If not, mouse over it and click Make default.

Mouse over any other suspicious search engine entries that are not familiar and click X to remove them. When the 'Show Home button' checkbox is selected, a web address appears below it. If you want the Homepage button to open up a different webpage, click Change to enter a link. Restart Google Chrome.