@nagaculun You’ll have to set the width and height of the stream manually because and OMXPlayer should resize the video for you. It’s a bit trial and error, but you should be able to get it lined up very close.
Refer to the README and the moduleOffset module setting and width, height, and absPosition stream settings.
Let me know if you have issues getting it to work.
@beeficecream - Welcome to the project and I’m glad you got it working. I just wanted to leave this here for anyone who needs it in the future:
To use multiple instances of the same module with Carousel w/ Navigation:
This example allows for 2 different style clocks on different slides:
In the OTHER module’s config, add a CarouselId variable:
{
module: "clock",
position: "middle_center",
config: {
carouselId: "1",
displayType: "both"
}
}, {
module: "clock",
position: "top_left",
config: {
carouselId: "2",
}
},
In the MMM-Carousel config slides section, instead of just "clock", use {name:"clock", carouselId:"1"}
...
mode: 'slides',
slides: [
[ {name:'clock', carouselId: "1"} ],
[ {name:'clock', carouselId: "2"}, 'calendar', 'MMM-WunderGround', 'newsfeed' ] ]
...
You can also use the same object format to move a module around for different slides or change the sizes. See https://github.com/shbatm/MMM-Carousel#example---advanced-slides-carousel for details.
@Vauxdvihl – when you open the stream in your browser, do you need any special plugins to view it?
Without digging too deep, it looks like this is a MJPEG stream, which can be viewed without any special software in the browser. For these kind of streams it’s easiest to just use the MMM-iframe module to show the stream.
If you don’t want to show the controls the page generates, you can find the link directly to the camera image by viewing the source of the camera stream page.
@M1K3rSz – Glad you tried it! Sorry you ran into some trouble.
To get the monitor back on:
tvservice --preferred && sudo chvt 6 && sudo chvt 7
The Monitor Off menu item is best used when you have another module that wakes up the mirror (PIR sensor, button, etc.).
New version posted with expanded options:
See the full details of everything the menu can do on the GitHub README:
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Remember to re-run npm install after updating:
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-OnScreenMenu
git pull
npm install
@alverman – I’m the creator of the module and I wanted to apologize, I’ve been working on other projects and not following this forum very closely the past few months. I’m glad you got everything solved, I’m sorry I wasn’t able to assist.
In the future, if you have any issues with one of the modules I created, please tag me (@shbatm) or open an issue on the module’s Issue page at github.com so I get a notification and will be happy to assist.
@barnosch - it’s on the To-do list.
For now, try setting the height/width in your custom.css file with something like:
div.octomirror-module img {
height: 150px;
width: 150px;
}
EDIT: Removed the > in the selector line above.
@barnosch: Made some more changes:
showTemps config option.showDetailsWhenOffline option.You’ll have to move your lines around again after you update it–for now, anyway–I’m adding “Add Stylesheet and auto format for width” to my to-do list for the module, as well as hide camera window when not printing.
@barnosch Yep! Done! Pull the updated version and add showStream: false to your config.
Also FYI – right now I only include the information useful to me, but the module interacts with the full OctoPrint API, so if there’s something else you’d like to see, or want to customize how it’s displayed, please let me know!
API Reference – http://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/api/push.html
Monitor & Control an OctoPrint 3D Printer Server. Originally created by @DongerZonnie, expanded & updated by @shbatm
The module will allow you to:
View a live feed of the raspicam stream
Start and stop prints
View G-Code viewer
Manually control the printer
Recieve live updates on printer status
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