Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Up to date install process.
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@sdetweil
Thanks for all your help.
One quick question. I have security cameras that stream ffmpeg. Is there module that will display just one of these camera’s output?
Cheers.
Glenn. -
@stampeder MMM-RTSPStream, MMM-iFrame
see https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules
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PURRRFECT!! Exactly what I am looking for. MagicMirror is just the wall display I have been searching for. It has come a long way from the original I looked at back in the day.
Thanks again.
Glenn. -
Ahhh…got a little problem:
I’m configuring MMM-ip. I cloned the repository into modules without issue.
I put this into my config.js:{ module: "MMM-ip", position: "top_right", config: { fontsize: "5", dimmed: "true", showFamily: "IPv4", showType: "both", voice: "false", startHidden: "false" } },
It comes up, but it displays the title Network Interfaces
ETH0
IPv4: 10.10.10…(the correct interface)
MAC: b8:27…(and the rest)
in the middle of the screen.It doesn’t seem to be controllable nor does it display as advertised.
Hope you can help me out.
Thanks.
Glenn.
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@stampeder sorry, no experience with that module… I’d open a new topic others may be able to help
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Sam:
Thanks. I’ll start a new topic on it.
Now, I use DS18B20 temperature probes a lot. I found a module MMM-DS18B20 for them and it seems people were having issues getting it to work.
I found the problems with it and it now works correctly. I put the fix in the issues.
Is there somewhere else I can alert people to the fact that it is now working as advertised (with the fix)?
Thanks.
Glenn. -
@stampeder did u make a pull request for the module author?
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@sdetweil No I didn’t. I guess I probably should.
Also, I got the MMM-ip module working the way it was intended to work…Pilot error on the use and not use of quotes in his config. Was not very clearly pointed out. So now got my analog clock, outside temperature (DS18B20) and the ip addresses of my raspberry pi working…Very stoked. Now off to tackle getting security camera working.
Again, thanks for all your help.
Glenn.