@mmrize Thanks a lot for your response!
After reading through my emails this morning, I deeply regret that you had to hand over ownership and maintenance of your modules. Apparently, your regrets are partially deeper than mine, when you see what happened to your babies.

Last night, after @swvalenti pointed me to the new owner’s forum, I opened there an issue and requested support. A very nice guy tried to help me late at night, but in the end the owner himself closed and locked publicly my issue in an unexpected, rude and passively aggressive manor (see last comment in thread), of course without solving the issue.

So, I solved quickly the issue by myself by kicking out the module from my config, as well as any other module maintained by the new owner. I am sorry, that it unfortunately hit your module, cause I liked it and I had it installed from the very beginning.

Anyways, live goes on :sun_with_face:

@sdetweil Thanks for the heads up, Sam!

@mumblebaj I would share it but it’s not a module for MM. It’s a Home Assistant sensor ‘module’

@uros76 ty ill maybe try to find another microwave sensor. pir i find really ugly try to stay away from them. really sad i didnt get the microwave sensor working. thanks for the help

Thanks for letting me know!

Alright, I found the solution myself, at least how to trigger play/stop with a push-button:

I wasn’t aware that connecting GND and a GPIO Pin like BCM 27 will not trigger reliably anything as the status is floating, Thus a pull-down resistor is required to get a defined high status. Check this really comprehensive write-up:
link text.
So I added a resistor as gescribed, e.g. here:
in chapter 4.2.

Then I configures the MMM-Buttons module that way:

{ module: 'MMM-Buttons', config: { buttons: [ { pin: 27, name: "podcast", shortPress: { notification: "BUTTON_PRESSED", }, } ] } },

That’s it!

When I now push the button the video stream start shortly after playing, and when I push again, it stops.

The one thing I’m still trying to accomplish is that the PIR-sensor (AM312) on pin 4 triggers the video to start.

I home this helps some of you, when you come by.

Cheers,
Fozi