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evroom’s got it right. OMXplayer isn’t being installed. I understand it went under a few management changes, so it could be trying to access an old version or something. RTSPStream’s clunky enough that you might find it easier (and better) to run OMXplayer independently of the mirror, like evroom has done, as have I.
see earlier in this thread: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2743/mmm-rtspstream-video-streaming-from-live-feeds-security-cameras/259
steps really to take RTSP-Stream out and run OMX directly:
Find the resolution of your screen so you know your range. (1920x1080 in my case)
Figure out the resolution of the stream. (640x360 in my case)
figure out where on the screen you want it using the top left corner, this would become your X1 and Y1 (I wanted it in the upper right corner, so, that was rather easy)
Add width of your stream to X1 for X2, height of your stream to Y1 for Y2.
omx player will likely need the following commands: “–avdict rtsp_transport:tcp --live --fps 30” as well as the following
The “–win” command string is “X1 Y1 X2 Y2”
If you have your screen rotated, and omxplayer doesn’t play along (it likely wont), add “–orientation” and how many degrees to twist (90 = portrait “right”, 180 = landscape “upside down”, 270 Portrait “Left”) command line, and adjust X and Y calculations for 90 or 270 rotation. The X and Y will remain as if the screen isn’t rotated.
I used the first one of these, but the other 3 is as rotated for the same corner.
omxplayer --avdict rtsp_transport:tcp --live --fps 30 --orientation 0 --win “1280 0 1920 360” [url]
omxplayer --avdict rtsp_transport:tcp --live --fps 30 --orientation 90 --win “1560 0 1920 640” [url]
omxplayer --avdict rtsp_transport:tcp --live --fps 30 --orientation 180 --win “1280 0 1920 360” [url]
omxplayer --avdict rtsp_transport:tcp --live --fps 30 --orientation 270 --win “1560 0 1920 640” [url]
