Feb 16, 2018 - I have the same issue. It's a bug in the Hikvision software that makes it not compatible with Windows 10. The software is not able to get the. Mar 23, 2015 - I had the same problem, luckily managed to solve. You're running out of system memory (RAM). Try to restart your computer and run only the.

I see there is an to this one, from 2 years ago and with no answers, so was hoping that people would have new ideas on how to solve it. My computer is Windows 10 running iVMS-4200 V2.6.2.7. It is connected directly into a switch. The camera is also connected directly into the switch.

There is nothing else connected (no router/etc.). The camera has an internal 100GB SD card. When I try to download a recording I get the error shown in the screen shot below: Insufficient HDD Space (bottom right). As you can also see from that screen shot, there 24.8GB available on my hard drive. I am able to replay recordings no problem.

Any ideas why this is happening or how to solve it? As a side note, what does the status of 'Waiting' mean?

All of my recordings have that status. I have the same issue. It's a bug in the Hikvision software that makes it not compatible with Windows 10. The software is not able to get the available space correctly when trying to save the file on disk due to the fact they use a call from an older Windows DLL that is no longer compatible with Windows 10. I tried all the obvious solutions: • Making more space available • Setting the directory where the files are saved to a different drive. • Checking the write permissions It is interesting that the GUI is using a different system call so is able to see that there is plenty of available space on the target drive, but the actual code that searches and extracts the video from the storage server is using the old system call. Download turbo pascal 7.0 full.

I have a HIKVISION DS-7216HGHI-SH/A with analogue cameras connected to it. In windows, Firefox requires a plugin (in.exe format) to display the videos.

A plugin for linux on the website is rather dated (Ubuntu 10.04, 32-bit) and did not work. A quick search on the internet was not successful. On android I use the iVMS-4500 application. I tried installing this on Ubuntu with the help of, but it did not work. I also tried installing the same application on a VM running RemixOS (An android based distro) which did partly work.

The application connects to the CCTV system, but shows the following: I don't want to use an Android virtualization that is not local (gennymotion or similar). The system is not accessible from the internet. A solution involving Windows Virtualization would not be acceptable. (Ideally I would like a solution that could run on a pi3) Thank you.