Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
News ticker module
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Click on the picture and then click on the picture again in the new window so you can see it large enough. You can use this entire tag in your module.js file if you like. Simply replace
WWI.currently.summary
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Orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr you can just go here and download the module ;)
http://108.29.66.102:443/topic/42/mmm-ticknews
There’s a config in the config.example inside the zip file… enjoy.
[BUT make sure you dir is named MMM-Ticknews and not mmm-ticknews ;)]
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@mykle1 Thanks, but the PM was regarding a completely different task, One that I’m trying actually create.
A playlist shuffle and random for YouTube … :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:
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Youtube is a tough nut … I have a youtube module but it’s not random it shows a playlist and rotates through it…
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Then I would take a look at cowboysdude’ youtube module if I were you. He already did all the hard work.
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yeah, I have that as well.
My playlist has close to 1600 videos in it.
To link it to the mirror or anywhere else other than playing on YT itself… There is a stack limit of 200 videos, AND, there isn’t a shuffle or randomizer available with the YouTube API documentation.I was able to get one to work in HTML, My trouble from here on is getting to convert into a working MM module…
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Using cowboysdude’s module and it does the job. Very nice looking etc.
But a couple of things i am hoping we can improve upon.I would like to add a few more feeds to it, and also its kind of lagging a bit. Is there a way to improve that? Im no strong coder whatsoever so any help i could get would be very much appreciated.
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@kimzer Well we are QUITE limited by the Pi’s abilities or lack thereof… What can happen is looking for an NPM package that will get multiple providers…
That would have to be later… I am buried at work and currently working on NOAA3 which is taking all my free time…what little I have :)
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@kimzer said in News ticker module:
I would like to add a few more feeds to it,
This is likely possible.
and also its kind of lagging a bit. Is there a way to improve that?
This question gets asked all the time. The Pi can only do so much. Use a more robust board.
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I understand. I did manage to lower the cpu usage quite alot, by changing the gpu driver.
Cpu usage is at around 40% now. Wich is good and should probably improve the lag a bit.But adding more feeds would be very nice. So if anyone could point me in the right direction for that id appreciate it, not asking you to do it all for me :p