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I installed Lorex security cameras recently. I can access the DVR support box from Firefox and do admin stuff, but I can see no images from the cameras. Instead of images I get the message:

  Your browser does not support this function!

This appears in the sub-window that the current image should appear in. I have installed ffmpeg and gstreamer (libav, ugly and unrar) - all to no avail. I am running Fedora 33 currently patched fully (yesterday).

I find it hard to believe that these images cannot be seen in Firefox. What am I doing wrong????

I installed Lorex security cameras recently. I can access the DVR support box from Firefox and do admin stuff, but I can see no images from the cameras. Instead of images I get the message: '''Your browser does not support this function!''' This appears in the sub-window that the current image should appear in. I have installed ffmpeg and gstreamer (libav, ugly and unrar) - all to no avail. I am running Fedora 33 currently patched fully (yesterday). I find it hard to believe that these images cannot be seen in Firefox. What am I doing wrong????

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Any luck here ?

Most such security cameras used ActiveX controls and only worked properly with MS Internet Explorer or with a NPAPI plugin in Firefox. The last Firefox version that supported NPAPI plugins was Firefox 52 and I'm not sure if there even existed a plugin for Linux that supported DVR (CCTV).


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I have "lpf-flash-plugin" installed;I see the file /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so properly installed for it to work; I went to the Firefox install add-ons page -> plugins; but I see no reference for flash so I cannot enable it. Is this because the newest Firefox (85 here) does not support it?

 or possibly

I need to restart Firefox (possibly reboot) to make it all work?

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Yes, Firefox 85+ no longer supports user installed plugins, even Flash support ended with this version. So if you need to use a plugin then you are out of luck with all current browsers. Websites and manufacturers need to switch to HTML5 means to handle such cases.

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OK, not a solution but I will notify the camera manufacturer. Thanks for the clarification and education.

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Adobe has stopped supporting Flash with security updates (i.e. Flash is EOL) and all browsers have stopped supporting Flash. Adobe recommends that all users uninstall Flash.

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OK, flash removed here and no big luck with lorex yet. Still trying. Thanks.

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Lorex does not have a download for Linux to correct the problem, only MAC and WINDOWS. DARN!!! They are working on it. Hopefully the download will fix the problem when it happens.

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I've uninstalled flash and am now getting ' your browser does not support cameras ' What do I do next?

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davidcalvert said

I've uninstalled flash and am now getting ' your browser does not support cameras ' What do I do next?

Check with your camera manufacturer for updates. If necessary, use a different browser or application.