MMM-MPlayer

myfingersarecold

@evroom you are 100% correct regarding item #1, the streamInterval is for when multiple streams are defined, it will switch between the available streams.

regarding #2 on my pi i didnt have to rotate the mplayer orientation, but i adjusted the output of my pi to portrait and everything behaved but ymmv depending on how it’s setup.

myfingersarecold

@evroom thanks for that. glad its of use to someone 😊

Cr4z33

@myfingersarecold said in MMM-MPlayer:

I couldnt get the EXT-FreeboxTV module to work on my magic mirror

Out of curiosity what was the issue with it?

I use that module all the time to watch the TV channels of my Enigma2 decoder.

evroom

@myfingersarecold said in MMM-MPlayer:

regarding #2 on my pi i didnt have to rotate the mplayer orientation, but i adjusted the output of my pi to portrait and everything behaved but ymmv depending on how it’s setup.

Could you please tell me how you do the general rotation to portrait ?

I use the custom.css to get it rotated clockwise.
As MPlayer is an overlay, like OMXPlayer, it is not affected by this.

body {
:
:
  transform: rotate(-90deg);
  transform-origin: top left;
  width: 100vh;
  height: 100vw;
:
:
 }

But of course there are more, potential better, ways of getting it rotated.

myfingersarecold

@evroom

i didnt use this guide to do it, but this is how i rotated my screen.

https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-rotate-your-raspberry-pi-screen-without-moving-the-display/

I am running the latest version of raspbian on my pi3

this results in my magicmirror instance loading in portrait mode, and my 16x9 streams loading properly where i want them without having to do any CSS rotation.