@paulb
Hi,

I used

sudo apt-get install unclutter

unclutter -idle 3

@velkrosmaak
I also use motion to detect and then stream the video via to the MM via MMM_SmartWebDisplay

In the motion config file (/etc/motion) search for

’ # Command to be executed when an event starts. (default: none)
'# An event starts at first motion detected after a period of no motion defined by event_gap
'# on_event_start value
'# Show iFrame in MagicMirror
on_event_start /etc/motion/notifyOn_MM.sh

'# Command to be executed when an event ends after a period of no motion
'# (default: none). The period of no motion is defined by option event_gap.
'# on_event_end value
'# Hide iFrame on MagicMirror
on_event_end /etc/motion/notifyOff_MM.sh

and the scripts could look like:

'# Show SmartWebDisplay in MagicMirror (iFrame no longer supported in MM 2.7.1)
curl --no-verbose http://:8080/remote?action=SHOW"&"module=module_10_MMM-SmartWebDisplay

Peter

@sdetweil
I finally got it working again!:thumbs_up:

I did a full fresh installation on a new SD card with complete latest Raspian and new MM and all the modules I used before…and still the same behavior: MMM-IFrame showed nothing and I got the same warnings as mentioned below.

Then I tried MMM-SmartWebDisplay by @AgP42 which finally displays my video stream again. (BTW: This also works with other URLs as described in the documentation)
Many thanks for this module.:clapping_hands:

For all having issues with MMM-iFrame, MMM-IFrame-Ping etc., try MMM-SmartWebDisplay.
Don’t forget to do a NPM install in the module folder once the module is cloned.

Thanks, Peter