MMM-Videoplayer - Play video files on your mirror

Snille

@feigi Yes, as @sdetweil said, I’m not using a “node_helper” at all. It’s not needed for the player. It looks like it’s loading as it should. If you don’t see the video, try putting it in another region just to see if it plays. I have only tested the player on my mirror (Ubuntu server with XFCE desktop on a Intel NUC machine) and on a Ubuntu server (running in a container (LXC) then accessing the mirror from a Windows 10 machine in Chrome). And both of them are working… But I can imagine that the RPi may struggle…

feigi

@Snille Yes, i use your Version. The content of my cloned folder on the rPI is identical to your folder on github. So i am using the same Version.
Why its showing that its trying to load a node_helper, i have no idea. I dont even know what that is :) I just started the MM without any other modules than yours and did not see an Error and just wanted to show that.

But its ok if this is not possible to play on a rPI. Was worth a try!

Thanks anyway for your support and the great work! :)

sdetweil

@feigi said in MMM-Videoplayer - Play video files on your mirror:

Why its showing that its trying to load a node_helper

the system ALWAYS tries and reports… nothing worrisome…

BKeyport

One minor note - in your readme on github, there’s no install instructions. I’d add that…

Seems to be good otherwise.

Snille

@BKeyport Oh! Good point! I’ll fix that. Thank you! :)

Snille

Added a new function in v0.4. See first post…

elitecybernet

@Snille i had tried your mmm videoplayer, im curious is it no sound for playing video ?Or i need to do something on my config? I want to play with hdmi sound in my monitor.

thank for your support. good job

Snille

@elitecybernet Hi! Yes, default is “no sound”, because if you set it to yes, it will not “autoplay”. But you can just change the option: muted to false.

{
  module: 'MMM-Videoplayer',
  position: 'middle_center',
  config: {
    muted: false,
  }
},

Like so… :)