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5.2 Accessing ViewerFrame Mode Without ActiveX

  1. Open IE11 → Tools → Compatibility View Settings → Add the Axis 2400’s IP address.
  2. Navigate to: http://<Axis IP>/viewerframe.html?mode=quad
  3. If the video window shows a red "X", the ActiveX control failed. Fall back to raw MJPEG:
    1. Discover cameras via ONVIF or directory; parse each stream's title/metadata.
    2. Apply intitle filter to pick Axis 2400 streams (e.g., title contains "Axis-2400" or "axis 2400").
    3. Instruct the video server UI to switch to viewerframe mode for the selected stream.
    4. Set dwell (for about) — e.g., viewerframe.setDuration(00:00:20).
    5. Optionally command PTZ to center on motion or preset, then log/record the segment.

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    Without the intitle: operator, search engines return modern, irrelevant pages about Axis 4K cameras. The intitle: filter ensures you only see pages explicitly coded for the legacy 2400 series. Open IE11 → Tools → Compatibility View Settings

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