grahambkk

Hi Rory Well, I can now see my webcam on my laptop which has IE7. I reinstalled Zone alarm and it still works. The way I got it to work was to go to the Control Panel and select Firewall and disengage it. The Windows Firewall must have been blocking the software. Strangely, when I then reactivated the Firewall it did not block the program....? Windows is not completely logical... I still cannot get my webcam with WebDVR on my desktop which runs IE6. I removed Zone Alarm and disengaged the Windows Firewall but it did not do the trick for that PC. However, it seems the problem with that computer is that despite asking me to install the Kodicom Active X control, Windows will NOT actually install it (i.e. when I look at Active X controls installed on my laptop the Kodicom one is there but not when I look at TOOLS>Manage Add-Ons for the Desktop) How can I force Windows to install the Active X control? Graham

Thanks for the replies - I removed Zone Alrm but this did not help. Now I have gone to IE Tools>Advanced>Reset This reset all settings back to the factory defualts and it seems now to work. I have tried it on WEBDVR for another user and it seems OK but tomorrow I will turn on my own CCTV system in my shop and test definitively. Graham

Hi everyone I have a CCTV camera that other PCs can see from their various Internet connections but when I try to go to my site on IE7 on each of my 3 PCs the WebDVR software starts but will not display the image. I get an error message "Error on Page" referencing to line 221 of the Kodicom script. For some reason the DVRStart command will not work. Could it be blocked by anti-spyware or firewall on my machines? I use Zone Alarm. Thanks for any help Graham