Upon testing, I don’t see that error. I don’t have two cameras, so the first stream is the test stream.

I’ve moved my mirror to a Pi4…

Here’s my config:

		{
			module: "MMM-RTSPStream",
			position: "top_center",
			config: {
				autoStart: true,
				rotateStreams: false,
				moduleWidth: 640,
				moduleHeight: 360,
				localPlayer: 'omxplayer',
				remotePlayer: 'ffmpeg',
				showSnapWhenPaused: false,
				remoteSnaps: false,
				omxRestart: 2,
				stream1: {
					name: 'big buck',
					url: 'https://www.radiantmediaplayer.com/media/bbb-360p.mp4', 
					ffmpegPort: 10001,
					shutdownDelay: 0,
				},
				stream2: {
					name: 'Front Camera',
					url: 'rtsp://username:password@FrontCam/h264Preview_01_sub', 
					protocal: "ucp",
					width: 640,
					height: 360, 
					ffmpegPort: 10002,
					shutdownDelay: 0,
				},
			}
		},

The white box is easy to get rid of:

In ~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css

/* This removes the white border around the RTSP feed(s). */
.MMM-RTSPStream .innerWrapper {
  border: 0;
}

As far as the play button, I’ve never seen it, so I don’t know how to get rid of it, I don’t use keyboard or mouse on my mirror.

FYI, other css that might be useful:

/* This shrinks the left and right regions so that RTSPStream don't overlap. */
.region.right .module-content,
.region.left .module-content {
  min-width: 450px;
  max-width: 450px;
}

– B

If you still have this issue, or for anyone else having this issue - here’s how I fixed it, in the module’s own custom CSS:

.square-box {
	position: relative;
	width: 80%;
	overflow: hidden;
	margin: 0px auto;
}

Ahh, is there a way to set my github credentials then?

Was debugging a new module on my system, and noticed an error in the logs (lines before and after error included) - what modules would be hunting for github, and is there a way to set this username?

I’m using the following modules: updatenotification, clock, worldclock, MMM-DarkSkyForecast, MMM-RTSPStream, MMM-MyCalendar, email, alert, and MMM-Remote-Control

0|mm | Launching application.
0|mm | fatal: could not read Username for ‘https://github.com’: No such device or address
0|mm | Starting WebSocket server on port 9999. Waiting for connections…

I’d love to moderate, just to control the spam, if nothing else. I’m good at helping other people, able to help with most issues with config and css, able to leap small searches with a single bound… ya know, the usual.

@sdetweil I will clearly keep it watched… thanks for the info!

Love this concept - question though - from what I’ve read (bits and pieces admittedly), it looks like it only handles the main software - could this be expanded to traverse your module directories and update them, so it could be run, say nightly, to check for and apply updates to everything?

Is there anyone actually moderating these forums anymore? The spam problem is getting extremely bad.

I’d be willing to help if needed.

Silly question - is there a way within the RTSP protocal to detect when the camera detects motion, so you can trigger something? What I was thinking is to flash the screen background if the camera sees motion…

Thanks!

Repeating events in the default calendar app is currently bugged out from all sides. In my case, they’ll show a day early, and show events that flat out don’t exist, but per the repeating calendar rule should (Example, Monthly event on the 3rd Tuesday of the month, except July - July is deleted manually from the cycle)

It appears to me that they’ve decided to read the initial repeating event, and use that data to populate the others, right or wrong.

So, I ended up changing to MMM-MyCalendar, because of this.

The bug appears to be that the “calendar” module is processing repeating events for itself, rather than using the event as I have it, and getting that all wrong.

For example, I have a monthly meeting (except July) repeated out, with July removed. It shows (on the day before) in July anyway.

hmmm. have you tried changing to “sub” rather than “main”? The “sub” feed is the lower quality feed, and better suited for RPI…

Ahh, I see - it looks dangerous from what I’ve seen - would it kill my config.js and/or custom.css, or does it leave those alone?

As of 2.8.0 - Google Calendar Items that repeat are displayed a day early. Non-repeating events are correct.

This is my office calendar so I can’t share details other than that…

try ffmpeg, might be something wrong with the main player.

I did not know about this command, what does it actually do? (I know, it does a hard reset, but what does that entail?)

I always have to delete package.json when updating, this is why I’m asking… If there’s a smarter way to do that, please do.

Can you please take “package.json” & “package-lock.json” out of the update for future releases so that we don’t have to remove them to update?

Thanks!

Check your IP string here: https://www.ispyconnect.com/man.aspx?n=Reolink mine uses h264Preview_01_sub for instance.

I do use ffmpeg for the picture as it seems to work better for my system - I have an RLC-410.

		module: "MMM-RTSPStream",
		position: "top_center",
		config: {
			autoStart: true,
			rotateStreams: false,
			moduleWidth: 640,
			moduleHeight: 360,
			localPlayer: 'ffmpeg',
			remotePlayer: 'ffmpeg',
			showSnapWhenPaused: false,
			remoteSnaps: false,
			omxRestart: 2,
			stream1: {
				name: 'Front Camera',
				url: 'rtsp://user:pass@FrontCam/h264Preview_01_sub', 
				protocal: "ucp",
				width: 640,
				height: 360, 
				ffmpegPort: 9999,
				shutdownDelay: 0,
			},
		}
	},

Oh, and if you want to get rid of the white box (I find it distracting) in your custom.css file:

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