Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MP3Player
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@patrickirvin so what will you do? for me this module is important but i put it in stand by first i’ll look on it after
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@patrickirvin the file needed is built locally on your machine…
but the stuff needed for the build is missing… do
sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev sudo apt-get install libudev-dev
then close the terminal window, re-open
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@sdetweil itried t but what i got in my terminal when i use npm start is the same errors
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@Artech ok, do this
cd ~ find /usr 2>/dev/null | grep libudev\.h
mine is in
/usr/include/libudev.h
after the two commands above
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@sdetweil Thanks! That got me past the errors when installing dependencies. Now when using npm start the MM exits when it hit the MMM-MP3Player part of the config file. I will look into the logs further.
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@sdetweil thank i guive you a feedback later
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@patrickirvin that usually means there is some other dependency missing
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i got the same errors for this module
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Greetings
Did you ever get MMM-MP3Player working? I was able to get it installed, running MagicMirror without issues (thank you to another post where we have to rebuild some stuff for newer node.js versions), and it shows the widget on the Mirror, but doesn’t do anything once a USB stick is plugged in.
Also tried rebooting with the stick inserted, but does not play. Watching the console after
npm run start
shows it started the socket and started the MMM-MP3Player module, but no info is displayed when inserting the USB stick.