I’ve been using a Acer 27" K272HUL with 2"/50mm standoff. The LCD part is only 1/4" but the power supply and display boards are 1.5" so that forces me to use the 2" standoff.
Does anyone have a recommendation for: Same size LCD or bigger that can has a slimmer / thinner power supply and display board?!
@Anhalter42 So I tried to put in some log statements at the resume() but it doesn’t seem to show up in console. Not sure what I’m doing wrong. You can see https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-iFrame/commit/21a2563c01ccd74f20395c06cecba7e13f4e1cde
@Chiumanfu I have it rotate between the 5+ cameras I have. I haven’t tried to have it on a single cam for hours.
@Anhalter42 So I’m a bit new with this. How can you get the resume code to invoke in node serveronly mode so that I can see if the method really executed (as of right now, no one has told me how to get console logs except in serveronly mode).
The API is goofy. API calls don’t work on postman but they work on their swagger and not all the calls work on swagger. I’ve got a ticket out to NPR API team. https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-NPR/issues/1
So there seems to be some gotchas. Basically, the Nest API doesn’t help yet. In the meantime, you can get the Nest Camera working through MMM-iFrame with caveats (https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-iFrame).
@alberttwong said in Updated version of MMM-iFrame:
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=ag1ne0jgnnl7uft3s1ssts14p4&topic=59173.0
Specifically Nest Camera and D-Link Camera streams.
So I’m making modifications to support Nest Cams. The only catch is that the cameras have to be public. I can pull the calls and writing up a UI. It’s in my own github https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-Nest and plan to do a PR soon.
I currently use this on MM to see my dlink webcams streams. http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=ag1ne0jgnnl7uft3s1ssts14p4&topic=59173.0
It seems that the orginal iFrame developer is MIA so I took his code and all the patches and also made some updates to support loading multiple pages and rotating them on a interval. Get the code at https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-iFrame