[MMM-RTSPStream] - Video Streaming from Live Feeds & Security Cameras

Egnos

…maybe I can use this “onStart” parameter to launch the stream that interests me at startup without asking the assistant.

With this parameter it would also be possible to launch multiple streams at startup?

Many thanks.

Cr4z33

@Egnos said in [MMM-RTSPStream] - Video Streaming from Live Feeds & Security Cameras:

@Cr4z33 many thanks.
If I understand correctly the stream is started only if I ask the Google assistant to launch it, correct?

It’s up to you.

Either have it streaming 24/7 or upon command. :)

drx1984

@Cr4z33 how does a config look like with MMM-FreeboxTV?
can I insert a link under stream: rtsp-stream?

Cr4z33

@drx1984 find out by yourself and… happy studying. ;)

https://github.com/bugsounet/MMM-FreeboxTV/

drx1984

@Cr4z33 Unfortunately it does not work. can you help me?
is the MMM-RTSPstream module no longer functional?

BKeyport

@drx1984 Consider it abandonware… It’s dead.

Sh4wn9

Im using the module with ffmpeg, everything is working fine until i try and use MMM-ModuleSchedule. The module will hide no problem but when its time to show the module i get just a grey screen where the stream should be. If anyone could help i can provide whatever logs needed. I have just done a fresh install as of yesterday…

BKeyport

@Sh4wn9 I believe that using any sort of hiding breaks the module, long standing bug.

JerryP

@Egnos said in [MMM-RTSPStream] - Video Streaming from Live Feeds & Security Cameras:

Hi everyone,
I believe that the MMM - RTSPStream module is incompatible with the MMM-Pages multi page module!
By removing MMM-Pages, the RTSPStream module works again.
The link for the video stream works correctly both with VLC and with the “omxplayer” command.

The version of MM I am using is the latest available 2.14.0.

The error I find in the console is the following:
MMM-RTSPStream.js:164 MMM-RTSPStream has resumed... rotateStreams: true, autoStart: true
MMM-RTSPStream.js:368 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getBoundingClientRect' of null
    at Class.playStream (MMM-RTSPStream.js:368)
    at Class.rotateStream (MMM-RTSPStream.js:123)
    at Class.setupStreamRotation (MMM-RTSPStream.js:94)
    at Class.resumed (MMM-RTSPStream.js:168)
    at newCallback (MMM-RTSPStream.js:186)
    at main.js:324
Here is my configuration:
{
		   module: "MMM-RTSPStream",
		   position: "bottom_right",
		   header: "Test",
		   config: {
			    //initialSetup: true,
				autoStart: true,
				rotateStreams: true,
				rotateStreamTimeout: 10,
				moduleWidth: 354,
				moduleHeight: 240,
				localPlayer: 'omxplayer',
				remotePlayer: 'none',
				showSnapWhenPaused: false,
				remoteSnaps: false,
				
				stream1: {
					name: 'Ingresso',
					url: 'rtsp://xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.x.xxx:554/stream1',
					frameRate: 'undefined',
					//width: undefined,
					//height: undefined,
						},
				}
		},
In the “bottom_right” region what I see:

Have any of you noticed this incompatibility?

Any advice / help is welcome.
Thanks.

Goodmorning, I belive.

rtsp://gebruikersnaam:wachtwoord@IPCAM:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=2

Pleas run this line in a VLC player. if you can see the camera screen than you know that the connection is oke.
After that we kan see what’s wrong whit the config.js
bur first check if you see the camera feet…
pleas

Whits type camera you use???

Jerry frome Holland

Egnos

@JerryP thank you for answering me!
The stream is ok, I think the problem is the coexistence between MMM-Pages and this module. For now I have managed using the omxplayer command which he launched from the terminal outside of MM.