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Any Body No How To Get A Dvr On A Mac

cqworldwide
in CCTV & Access Control

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any body no how to get a 365 or alien to work on a mac ive tried loads

cheers nick

You can get 'internet explorer' for mac, you could try that. Apparently you can get an emulator to run windows software on mac as well. I dont think either will work though

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I hsve a client who is a mac fanzine, he got a gtec dvr to work via an emulator so likely it csn be done, you will likely need to faff with the security settings.

Arfur

Edited by arfur mo

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

id suggest you need a dvr that has a web client that doesnt need activex.

Id assume that ie on a mac wouldnt suport activex but i may be wrong

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If the dvr comes with Central Management Software, that may another way around activex.

I'd have scout around mac specific forums, must be others who have done this.

Arfur

If for persoal remote viewing, you can access on smart phones one camera at a time.

Arfur

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

The only way is use Windows emulator software on the mac and then installer the windows client that we provide.

This does work and has been used by several customers.

Paul.

System Q Ltd.

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