MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM

rafaelcota

This looks great, I’ll try it, but since you’re asking for other ideas, probably it will be a good one to make it compatible with MMM-TelegramBot, that way you can control your NEXT, PREV, etc from outside your local network using Telegram.
Enjoy

AgP42

@rafaelcota

I didn’t know the MMM-TelegramBot, but I just check the documentation (incredibly well written ! :face_with_tears_of_joy: ) and it seams very easy to integrate, so I will add it on my coding to do list for the next version !

Thanks for the tip !

swvalenti

Question, so this could display a RTSP security camera feed?

AgP42

@swvalenti
No, it can display anything (or almost) that can be displayed on a web browser, so not an RTSP camera feed.
But for this you can use MMM-RTSPStream

swvalenti

@agp42 said in MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM:

@swvalenti
No, it can display anything (or almost) that can be displayed on a web browser, so not an RTSP camera feed.
But for this you can use MMM-RTSPStream

@AgP42 Understood thanks for responding.

shbatm

@agp42 said in MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM:

Did you create a dedicated post for your fork and API ?

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/9291/mmm-remote-control-v2-dev-extensible-rest-api-dynamic-menus-and-socket-communications-plus-other-updates

@Jopyth is still the maintainer of MMM-Remote-Control, and I’ve sent a PR to have my changes included in the official repo; if he’s anything like me, this is a hobby and efforts on it come and go as time and other projects allow. Feel free to use my fork for now and if/when they get merged, I’ll let you know. I’ve been trying to include several Issue fixes in my branch as well to wrap them all up into 1 update.

Zwirbel

@AgP42 Could you explain how to “declare several instances” with this module? I tried to add it twice (once for bottom_left and once for bottom_middle, but it only shows the iFrame of bottom_left…

Zwirbel

Ok, I have found the error myself: the position “bottom_middle” does not exist, I have to use “bottom_center”. Now it works!

Anthony

@AgP42
I already have installed MMM-RemoteControl in my MM. If I remove it and reinstall it from your repository will it install the new feture as well to control SWD?

peterh

I’m loving this module, but having slight issue. it seems if i use the adjustment for height or width the area resizes but does not scale the image by the percentage as i would expect.

                            height:"50 %", //hauteur du cadre en pixel ou %
                            width:"50 %", //largeur

produces a 50 pixel square image

and

                          height:"50%", //hauteur du cadre en pixel ou %
                            width:"50%", //largeur

produces an image that is half the size but cropped, showing only the top left 1/4 of the image.

If anyone can see an error in my config please let me know :-)

  {
  module: 'MMM-SmartWebDisplay',
  header: "South Doodlakine Radar",
  position: 'bottom_right',       // This can be any of the regions.
  config: {
                 logDebug: false, //set to true to get detailed debug logs. To see them : "Ctrl+Shift+i"
                 //height:"524", //hauteur du cadre en pixel ou %
                 //width:"564", //largeur
                 height:"50%", //hauteur du cadre en pixel ou %
                 width:"50%", //largeur
                 updateInterval: 1, 
                 NextURLInterval: 0.5, 
                 displayStateInfos: false, 
                 displayLastUpdate: false,
                 displayLastUpdateFormat: 'ddd - HH:mm:ss', //format of the date and time to display
                 url: ["http://www.bom.gov.au/radar/IDR58B.gif?123", "http://www.bom.gov.au/radar/IDR58B.gif?345"], 
                 scrolling: "no" 
               }
  },

regards

PeterH