Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MPlayer
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@hrmax23 O.K., never experienced this.
But in my installation I rarely use MMM-MPlayer (it’s configured to have a look at my 3D-printer which seldomly is necessary), so I enable MPlayer module only if needed…Sorry, than I do not know…
Ralf -
When I tested the module, I used a Pi 3b connected to a 4K monitor and it was working okay.
After reading about the MPlayer window, that appears in the center, I decided to test again.
And to my surprise I have the same issue.It seems that MPlayer is ignoring the window position defined by the module.
The GUI screen resolution is set to 1920x1080 @60Hz.
Both xrandr and wlr-randr reflect this.On my Pi 4b, connected to a 1600x900 monitor, I do not have this issue.
I did do an update & upgrade of Debian before looking at the issue, so it can be that something ‘broke’ the module.
But then again I updated both Pis and only one has this issue.I will try to connect the 1600x900 monitor to the Pi 3b, so see if it is a monitor thing.
All in all very odd.
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@hrmax23
Sorry I just got notified of your reply.I set the taskbar height to 0 and autohide. I don’t remember the exact steps I took
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@hrmax23
I don’t know why but the MPlayer header show up in the latest MMM-MPlayer update, at least in my setup, it does not show up in the previous version. I upgraded and then downgraded. -
@clakkentt said in MMM-MPlayer:
@hrmax23
I don’t know why but the MPlayer header show up in the latest MMM-MPlayer update, at least in my setup, it does not show up in the previous version. I upgraded and then downgraded.Hi, could you please sent me the output of
$ ps -eaf | grep mplayer | grep -v grepfor the version that is working?
I am currently busy with a new version, but I messed up a bit by not using a development branch.
Hope to have sorted that out soon.
The new version will have a bit different configuration setting than the old one.Also refer to
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/19539/mmm-mplayer-display-issue
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@evroom said in MMM-MPlayer:
I am currently busy with a new version, but I messed up a bit by not using a development branch.
you can git stash ,
create/switch to branch, git checkout -b newbranch_name
git stash pop to move the changes to the branch (before commit) -
There is a main branch now that contains the original code.
And a dev branch that contains the new code.
The new code needs a different entry in the config.js. -
@evroom said in MMM-MPlayer:
The new code needs a different entry in the config.js.
different README in this branch
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pi-mirr+ 25230 22066 53 11:17 ? 00:00:03 mplayer -noborder -monitoraspect 0 -vf rotate=-1 -geometry 450:100 -xy 352 288 rtsp://admin:password@192.168.0.85:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1
Sorry for the delay in replying, I don’t get e-mail notices when someone replies to my posts.
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@clakkentt said in MMM-MPlayer:
Sorry for the delay in replying, I don’t get e-mail notices when someone replies to my posts.
you can change this in your profile
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@clakkentt said in MMM-MPlayer:
@evroom
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Sorry for the delay in replying, I don’t get e-mail notices when someone replies to my posts.No problem.
I discovered the reason why it happens and am busy with a new version.
Hope to release it soon (first need to solve an issue with recalculating the window position).
Those that are interested can have a look at the README of the dev branch. -
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