@rijosroberto no… that one doesn’t process the media link either

@rijosroberto said in Adding a second news feed.:

is there an alternative

no idea

i am a MM newbie

the code doesn’t know about anything but the text of the items…

you would have to change the code, and use some player, and … I don’t know what else

@rijosroberto i am guessing the RSS module doesn’t know about non-text content…

from the news items

media:content url=

@tnp0327 before the modules is the startup of the node_helpers… if u can scroll back up the console window, you might find something else…

have u tested to make sure the mic is working? with the rec command?

rec somefile.wav

on the bottom of the console window should be a meter like bar that moves when u speak…
then you can control-z out of the rec command and then play somefile.wav to see how it sounds…

@tnp0327 can u minimize the mirror and look at the console log of the terminal window… maybe there is some other error…

minimize = alt-spacebar, n

have u restarted the mirror a few times, without reboot?

the sound process does NOT get restarted…

get back to the commandline and do

ps -ef | grep pocket

and then kill that process so it can be restarted…

or reboot…

i created this little script for a prior mirror runtime that I use here too

#!/bin/bash

ps -ef | grep pocket | grep -v "color=auto" | awk '{print $2}' | xargs sudo kill -9
ps -ef | grep node | grep -v "color=auto"  | awk '{print $2}' | xargs sudo kill -9

@rijosroberto might be an error…

alt-spacebar, n to minimize the mirror screen and see the console log in the terminal window where u did npm start (this will show the debug/errors from the node_helpers)…

and/or ctrl-shift-i (letter i) to open the debug console, select the console tab
(this will show the debug from the modules)

click on the link in the web page to select it (where the page says ‘XML’) , and then copy the URL (address) line

glad you got it working