@sdetweil
Thanks for the update.

@plainbroke we are all learning new stuff every day!!! Glad you got it!!

@sdetweil
Wow, Thanks, I finally figured out what you have been trying to tell me.
Found the wording to make it big enough to read now…
\Thanks for you help Sam…

@sdetweil

Again, Thank you for the help.

@sdetweil

Thank you for the help Sam.
You are the man…

@plainbroke weird indeed

@robertjunior24 the problem is that RTSP isn’t supported by Web protocals.

Here’s what I’m currently doing for my Reolink cameras:

I use an PI 4 with Motion Eye OS (Discontinued, but still kinda works, there is betas of an attempt to bring MotionEye back) to convert the RTSP streams to Web streams. Then using MMM-EmbedURL, I’m able to pick up the web streams to use on my mirror.

What I’d like to do is use something faster and more reliable - (Scrypted?) to do the conversion. Currently, there’s a lag that will form within the motioneye software, so I tend to reboot the pi once an hour (overdone, but it works) to keep it reasonable.

If I use the Framed version of the URLs that MotionEyeOS provides me (like http://192.168.0.7/picture/2/frame/) - I don’t have to have MMM-Embed URL reset the picture, the system will provide a temporary “No Camera” image while it’s down.+

Important note: Pi 5 (and newer, eventually) will NOT run what’s required for the old software, so Pi4 is what’s recommended.

@sdetweil
Well I removed the package.json and packagelock.json from the folder MagicMirror sets in and ran your upgrade script and my MM loaded a whole lot faster and only time will tell if it is totally fixed or not…
I appreciate your patients dealing with this issue.
I will definitely add it to my saved stuff.
I would like to try to use a different browser and see if it fixes a few other issues since I am using a 32 bit OS.

@plainbroke Unfortunately I can’t find any information about when it was canceled.

See it as a chance to discover a new nice module! :smiley:

@plainbroke awesome!!

@ankonaskiff17 I actually do just that, however, many modules, like this one don’t use the standard variables. So, I have to set each one manually, thusly:

from my custom.css

:root { --gap-body-top: 5px; --gap-body-right: 5px; --gap-body-bottom: 5px; --gap-body-left: 5px; --gap-modules: 15px; --color-text: #ddd; --color-text-dimmed: #666; --color-text-bright: #fff; --color-background: #000; --font-size: 21px; --font-size-xsmall: 0.75rem; --font-size-small: 1rem; --font-size-medium: 1.5rem; --font-size-large: 3.25rem; --font-size-xlarge: 3.75rem; }

… Example module change:

/* Flipclock - Set size */ .tick-flip, .tick-text-inline { font-size: var(--font-size-xlarge); }

@ExperiMentor the extra comma is not an error…

@plainbroke - Huh. Those appear to be graphics driver problems. They’re a known issue between the Raspian OS and the Electron framework. They shouldn’t be related to your issue with the module.

Okay, let’s dig up the other log files. Easiest thing to do is to make sure your mirror is running and then use the web browser to view the mirror interface. First, edit the config.js to allow other computers to access the interface. Change the address and ipWhiteList to allow other computers to see your mirror:

var config = { address: "0.0.0.0", port: 8080, ipWhitelist: [], ...

Save and restart your mirror instance with pm2 restart 0.
Now you should point your web browser at the IP address of your mirror. Remember to add the port to the url you enter in the address bar. For example: http://192.168.0.15:8080 should get you your interface if your IP address is 192.168.0.15.

Anyhow, you should see the mirror interface in your web browser. Now you need to pull up the developer tools, usually by hitting F12 on your keyboard (I know it works in Chrome and Firefox). A section of your browser will open up with the developer tools. There will be a tab labeled console. These are the other logs I mentioned earlier.
Click on the console tab and look for anything that mentions the MMM-SingleStock module. Let us know what it says, especially if it mentions an error.

Turned out to be a failing ssd drive.
Replace SSD found old backup of MM so only had to do a little rebuilding of custom.css and config.js
Used Sams backup restore program to restore all but a couple of the modules 33 at this time.
Thanks Sam for the help…

@MMRIZE
Thank you so much. I would have never come to that conclusion.

@plainbroke looks like you just make a second instance in config.js

@plainbroke yes you can run multiple instances. just add another in config.js

all the things. snow, rain, hearts are images, not drawn dynamically. so you could edit and save a red heart image and blue rain and create another theme with those

Does anyone know how to remove the “null null” from MMM-Cocktails
see “thumbnail”

@plainbroke
I can not get SingleStock to work for some reason.
I have removed (deleted) using “sudo rm -rf” then reinstalled.
git clone https://github.com/balassy/MMM-SingleStock.git
did npm install
went at got a NEW api token at https://iexcloud.io/console/tokens.
Just incase my old one expired or was corrupt,
still no luck.
Any IDEA’s ???
I just want to monitor my UPS Stock.

@kayakbabe yes requiring hardware makes it another challenge…