B5442E-ZE video jumping back and forth.

Yes I can do that in chrome and edge but I need to be able to do it in IE so I can edit my video and not have all the jumping around that PSS and Amcrest Surveillance Pro causes.
It looks like you have Internet Explorer working and are able to login to the NVR and individual cameras but have a security warning popping up now? I would click allow but you probably should wait until somebody that knows more than me confirms that
 
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That pop up is fine and loading that will get you access to stuff you haven't seen before and hopefully get this working finally.

So I was able to use IE and get into my screwed up 360 cam but not my main nest cam. Here's what I see. I'll see if I can edit video on 360 in IE.
 

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You can just click through that. Select the checkbox that says don't ask me again and then Allow.
This would be great if it was a mp4. The Dav drop down has jpg behind it. I don't want jpg. The way it stands right now, my main nest cam video will not open in IE so I can make mp4 video since my video in PSS and Amcrest Surveillance Pro has issues causing skips and jump like I pointed out at the beginning of this thread..
 

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Once you click the scissor icon, click on the time next to it and type in the start and finish times you want, then the floppy disk icon. Browse to the folder you want and change the File Format to MP4
I couldn't type times in the box. I was able to create a short video but once I click the disk it starts downloading in a dav file. I wasn't able to select mp4 or where to save.
 
You can just click through that. Select the checkbox that says don't ask me again and then Allow.
I rebooted my PC and it didn't come back. yay! But I created a dav video. I am not given the option to save as mp4 or where to save. It has to be an mp4, that is the whole reason I need IE because someone said mp4 worked in IE.
 
I just tested it again on my old Amcrest indoor wifi ptz with IE browser. It works fine. This is what it should looks like with IE browser. See the counter is the time frame I choose 12:18:29-12:41:33. It will download if I click on the download icon after that. And you can see File Type options on top right corner.

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I want mine to look like yours. Are you in IE? Are you in the NVR or the camera UI? I don't have the mp4 option like you do :( I only have dav and jpg file types.
 
The short cut that worked for me was I right clicked on my desktop and selected new-shortcut- I pasted C:\Windows\System32\mshta.exe javascript : open();close() and removed the space after script and the one before open. I followed the directions and named it IExplorer. Thank you JDreaming so much!!! You are a life savor.
 
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If nothing else I hope this thread helps people to figure out there are so many other ways to save a clip other than using a cell phone to take a video of the monitor.

Next step is to try every browser you can think of. Brave, Chrome, Pale Moon, Firefox… also private/ incognito modes in each
 
Maybe my last statement is not exactly fitting since you’re still having trouble, but I’ve discovered multiple ways to save a video other than just using DMSS on my phone as that was my go to. For the normal 10-15 second clips I’ll probably continue with it but if I wanted a much longer video I know other ways now
 
Terri, that mouse delivery clip sounds like the camera's noise reduction filter is active. Turn the camera's noise filter off and all those weird, camera generated "sci fi effects" noises will go away.
I changed it but now I hear a hum...I'll leave it and see if it goes away. Thank you. I appreciate all help in making my owls look and sound their very best :)
 
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I plugged in an old Lorex NVR and it won’t allow me to do anything without saying to install plugins first, which doesn’t work. At least Amcrest is allowing some functionality from a web browser. With that being said it looks like it will allow me to save a MP4 clip directly from the NVR with the mouse while viewing the monitor connected to it. That’s my next suggestion, plug in a usb flash drive to the NVR and try the scissor, click on the time next to it and change the start/end time method. Of course this assumes you have a mouse and monitor connected directly to the NVR