Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
youtube - Embedded YouTube on Your MagicMirror
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@djo there is a pr in the pipe to switch the id without modifying something, this can be extended so there is no need to modify a module at all
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Hi @strawberry-3.141 ,
What’s this “pr in the pipe” that you mentioned? Im interested in learning it.
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Im finding a work around for your request. However, im a little busy with my school and assignments. I’ll look into it once Im free!
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@broberg This i will try, As it was close to what i want :)
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Looks brilliant. Looking forward to trying this out.
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@zichao92 @strawberry-3-141 @Jopyth what file in the MMM-remote do i need to be edit ? i dont find this line ‘show-all-button’ and also no guide for that here https://github.com/zichao92/youtube under the Configurating Jopyth’s Remote Control module just that it say on line 178 but in what file?
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@wizz It should be about these lines in
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@Jopyth Thanks that was more clear now i can go on with testing :)
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@Jopyth Tested and something is wrong or i am doing something wrong as i start the mirror the video also loads and show directly?
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Hi @wizz ,
It was designed to start up with the video loading after “DISPLAY=:0 npm start”. To hide the embedded video away, just press “show-all” from the remote control module
