@Vitiate I´m using the mjpeg-Stream from my ipCam;
document.getElementById("foscam").src = "http://0.0.0.0:Port/cgi-bin/CGIStream.cgi?cmd=GetMJStream&usr=USER&pwd=PASS";
@Vitiate I´m using the mjpeg-Stream from my ipCam;
document.getElementById("foscam").src = "http://0.0.0.0:Port/cgi-bin/CGIStream.cgi?cmd=GetMJStream&usr=USER&pwd=PASS";
@bhepler Thank you for your suggestion.
I already have this functionality. (Using my NAS´s “Synology Surveillance Station”).
If a “motion” is detected, I get an “Alert Notification” with a Mjpeg-Stream on my Magic Mirror. Every motion is reported,
so I get a lot of “false positive”.
I would prefer a face detection (and I´m wondering why software like “Motion” and the “Surveillance Station” does not implement these feature.)
Any OpenCV Gurus in the house?
Hi. Has anybody been successful in implementing an ip-cam with paviro´s module? I really would like to “misuse” this module to watch my frontdoor and inform me if someone “unknown” shows up.
I did a quick look into the “OpenCV” - Framework, but I´m at a loss on how to
bend the module to accept an jpg from my foscam ip cam.
I´m having issues as well. Testing the URL the browser ask for an authorization.
Did apple tinker on the server-side? (alongside the ios10/sierra release?)
Hi ianperrin,
I´m just getting a “loading”-Output.
Even I did the “npm install” I get this;
“MMM-NetworkScanner received SCAN_NETWORK
MMM-NetworkScanner is scanning for mac addresses
MMM-NetworkScanner received an error running arp 1 sudo: arp-scan: command not found”
Okay my fault. RTFM
(I did a “sudo apt-get install arp-scan” and now it´s working.)
Thanks, desq
@RedNax I´m using a mjpeg stream to view my camera on my small magic mirror.
no need to tinker to support my “unsupported” cam.
seems to be the issue. (my Foscam FI9853EP)
Here is content of the “Object”;
"
404 - Not FoundNot much more info…
As seems as if the img url is still a xml-Object;
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
Notification: GET_CAM Payload: [object Object]
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
{ undefined: 'undefined' }
Hi.
doesn´t work for me. I just get “undefined” and an missing img symbol;

Do you have hint?
desq
@cowboysdude mh… I really would like to stick with paviros module.
“USER_PRESENCE” (PIR Sensor) seems to work, but my Relay does not change it´s state.
@paviro can you confirm, that your PIR module doesn´t work with node 6.22?
If so I must switch to that python-script-hell.
@cowboysdude
I got it. I installed the latest node. (6.2.1) Pull MMM-PIR from the git Repository und did all the steps Paviro explains on the module page.
And suddenly no more the white screen and the “USER_PRESENCE” notification is send every 5-6 sec.
@paviro
could implement a parameter to set the duration for a monitor shutdown as no USER_PRESENCE is detected?
I´m getting the same “blank” - white screen as soon as i try to use this module.
@cowboysdude do you have a solution yet?
Thanks for your WU-Modul.
especially I like the “precipitation probability” percentage.
I´m tinkering with it to use the standard “weathericons” from Erik Flowers. (came with the Standard-Forecast Module)
Perhaps you should add a “degree”-symbol behind the values.
It would be nice if we could get one module for “currentweather” and the “forecast”. I think wunderground provides a json for all the data we need.
(Wind, Direction, Sunset/Rise, etc…)
If I find the time, I´ll give it a try. (perhaps someone who is more familiar with node/json etc. is faster.
I´m also a heavy user of wunderground and appreciate such a Modul.
(So I could use, indirectly, the weather station of my neighbor.