seems not the correct place.
Even if comment out both lines with “height” it makes no difference…

guess i found it in the

renderPrecipitationGraph: function ()

and

renderSVGPrecipitationGraph: function ()

both heights are calculated there.

var width = this.config.precipitationGraphWidth; 
var height = Math.round(width * 0.3); // 120 by default

Played around with the setting, but it did not change anything. Don’t get it currently… mabye you have an idea?

@rak
Nice work. i just installed it and adjusted for fitting my mirror.

Is it possible to shrink the height from the graph?
or is it calculated from the width (400px) to keep its aspect ratio?

maybe use another PIR activation, not as a mirror module.

I use this scripts from @cowboysdude
https://github.com/cowboysdude/Pir-Sensor

additionally you could install the whole stuff on your laptop.
Packages are available for Windows aswell.
Then start in serveronly mode and just open the browser pointing to the mm installed on the Laptop.
In this case you can edit the stuff with an normal editor which is way more comfortable and just need to hit F5 (reload) in the browser to see changes, without restart the whole thing.
Very good for testing purposes.

just for the records. You can not see the overlay (stream) if you check your changes via VNC.
You have to sit in front of the mirror to check if it appears.

Maybe you should highlight the module developer , he has a huge knowledge of all the stuff.

Same for me.
I will stay with V1, since the new one is too fancy (and way to big) for me.
Hope it will not getting corrupted by any changes with the new versions.

@johnny_swindle said in MMM-RTSPStream issues:

This camera is wireless…talking to a wirless rPi 3 if that is any help resolving the issue I am seeing.

This one i do not clearly understand.
I guess it is a normal Wlan IP cam and the Rpi3 is your MagicMirror host?
So it is a common combination (like mine)

Have you tried to open up the URL in VLC if it plays correctly?

rtsp://Administrator:!Password@192.168.0.31:88/videoMain

Maybe play around with it. Try different things, delete this Administrator:!Password@, leave the port blank (:88) and so on.

My config for the stream looks like this:

stream1: {
                	name: 'Door',
                	url: 'rtsp://10.30.10.28',
                	snapshotUrl: '',
                	snapshotRefresh: 10, // Seconds
                	frameRate: "30",
                	port: 9999,
			 }

But if i want to access the stream via webpage, i do need to put in credentials. The module does not need them ;)

Have you done a “npm install” within the MMM-RTSPStream folder?

have you added a , after the last closing tag } ?

for my friend Mr. Mykle i will answer in english :)

I use a common IP cam (always on) which points to the door and let the stream show on the mirror via the
MMM-RTSPStream module

Works awsome.