The MPG2 license I most probably needed in order to be able to stream the satellite TS stream.
With the codec disabled, I am still able to play the .mov and .mp4 files.

In general the rule applies: when you can play / stream a source using omxplayer from the command-line, you should be able to play that source via MM (as long as the module used passes the right omxplayer parameters).

If you want to pursue the issue further, you can add the --genlog parameter in order to generate the omxplayer.log file:

cd /MagicMirror/modules/MMM-RTSPStream $ vi node_helper.js Edit line 113: args.unshift("--genlog", "--avdict", "rtsp_transport:tcp"); Restart MM. $ ls -als /home/pi/MagicMirror/omxplayer.log

Perhaps this log will reveal why the file does not play.

@strawberry-3-141 yes but I will probably use the voice control in a different way than I hought I would. Thats why I am not sure how I will change the code. Makes not much sence to waste your time on correcting the faults when I change pretty much every part of the program again right afterwards (and have to get used to git since I did not use it yet)

@maxbachmann said in German Voice Recognition:

try to get my old laptop mainboard back

You won’t be sorry, unless the mainboard is less vigorous than the Pi. Put ubuntu on it and MM will love you for it.

yeah thats exactly what I mean :)

I thought I would center the monitor like you said, however I don’t know how settings for the touch frame are changed because using a 32’’ touch frame with a 31,5 inches screen in standard the touch should be a little bit off
Or do I miss something?

@maxbachmann What does your browser’s Developer Tools log say?