Love the concept, actually. Would love to see it limited to the user’s choice of modules, however.

sudo Raspi-config 

Advanced Options -> GL Drivers -> Legacy.

“legacy” and “normal” drivers are the same thing.

I recommend in your custom.css file:

.MMM-RTSPStream .innerWrapper {
border: 0;
}

No more border. :)

Actually:

0 */2 * * * pm2 restart mm

https://crontab.guru/every-2-hours

Same here, if I’m not using the legacy driver, all hell breaks loose.

Honestly, I would bet that it’s (through no fault of the author’s) the video feed just blowing everything up. Are you using RTSP with OMXPlayer?

I ended up going back to the legacy driver for video, using MMFPEG, and restarting MM every 2 hours to get it stable.

Yep.

			dateFormat: "M/D h:mm a",

That’ll fix it.

odd… Here’s how I have mine configured, and it clearly changes things

{
			module: "calendar",
			position: "top_right",
			config: {
				maximumEntries: 15,
				maximumNumberOfDays: 90,
				displaySymbol: false,
				maxTitleLength: 30,
				wrapEvents: true,
				fetchInterval: 120000,
				fade: false,
				dateFormat: "M/D h:mm a",
				fullDateEventDateFormat: "M/D",
				timeFormat: "absolute",
				getRelative: 0,
				urgency: 0,
				broadcastEvents: false,
				hideOngoing: true,
				excludedEvents: ["InOffice"],
				dateEndFormat: "h:mm a",
				calendars: [
					{
						symbol: "calendar",
						url: "https://url", 
					}
					],
				}
		},

I’d use this in my config.js for the calendar module’s config:

dateFormat: "h:mm a", //  This sets the string to time only
timeFormat: "absolute", // only shows times normally. 
getRelative: 0, // lowers the limit for absolute time to zero - no relative. 
urgency: 0, // makes sure it stays absolute.

I do believe that changing the dateFormat to “H:mm” will go 24 hour.

Most of the location numbers for major cities are actually in the source code for the webpage, just an FYI. Point people to the webpage for closer details.