Yes, it's been redownloaded and installed multiple times. The problem to export playback exists on the intel computer too, which is running essentially a clean install of windows and UltiMaker Cura as it's just used for my 3D Printer. (Razer Blade 15 2020). SmartPSS is by far the most reliable option so far between the web browser based interface and itself, and neither can reliably playback and save recorded video. I'm baffled by it.
Web interface = unusable on both the AMD and Intel machines. Streaming feed is smooth on the Intel machine, but both are next to impossible to get a video off of. Neither can reliably locate and download video without freezing up the UI or going in some ridiculous loop of starting over a search to get a timeline back. It's absolute garbage on two computers and three browsers. I'm not sure why my experience with it is so broken and you've used it on multiple machines without issues.... but this surely isn't unique to me.
I started in on this after thread after reading the complaints about the web interface from the review posted by the OP. It stands as a major issue, ActiveX or not this is due for a major overhaul.
The reality here is that I have invested $1500 in new network hardware and wiring to support a new $1500 IPC system that seemingly doesn't work as it is intended to. Surely I'm not the only user to have had issues with the web UI stability / performance and the SmartPSSLite software being unable to export video from the NVR?
Is there more to SmartPSSLite setup than just adding the NVR in the devices tab and jumping into playback? It seems pretty straight forward. I've even disabled firewalls on the laptop and disabled IDS on the router. It still wont export playback to a local video file.
I don't know what to do. When the advice begins to steer the conversation to replacing the brand new NVR with
Blue Iris and a dedicated PC, it feels like it may be time to get on the phone with Andy and see if all this stuff can be returned. That's not really an option as I didn't invest into the UniFi Protect end of the systems, so I'd be out ALL of the equipment, not just the IPC end. It'll all need to be replaced if I go that way.
There has got to be a way to get this to work. It isn't just one computer having the problems.
I'll add that while screwing around with plugging the NVR into different ports and testing playback on two laptops, at somepoint the encode was changed back to H265 and ~3000kbps .... What is with this stuff?