Issues with screen timeout timer and Youtube

fazilsyed

Hi,
I’m having 2 issues with the new update.

There is a small bug in the screen timeout timer displayed. I’ve set the time of 1 minute, and the screen times out after a minute, but the timer shows an extra 30 minutes.
YouTube videos don’t play. It only shows a black screen and then comes back to the home screen.
My config for GA module

{
			module: "MMM-GoogleAssistant",
			position: "top_left",
			configDeepMerge: true,
			config: {
				assistantConfig: {
					latitude: 17.38405,
					longitude: 78.45636,
				},
				micConfig: {
					device: "plughw:1"
				},
				Extented: {
					useEXT: true,
					youtube: {
						useYoutube: true,
						useVLC: true,
						displayresponse: true,
					},
					/*links: {
						useLinks: true,
					},*/
					screen: {
						useScreen: true,
						delay: 1 * 60 * 1000,
						animateBody: false,
						turnOffDisplay: true,
						mode: 0,
						delayed: 0,
						displayCounter: true,
						displayBar: true,
						displayStyle: "Circle",
						detectorSleeping: false,
						governorSleeping: false
					},
					touch: {
						useTouch: true,
						mode: 1,
					},
					governor: {
						useGovernor: true,
						useCallback: true,
						sleeping: "ondemand",
						working: "performance"
					},
					cast: {
						useCast: true
					},
					volume: {
						useVolume: true
					}
				},
				recipes: [],
				NPMCheck: {}
			}
		},

I ran the npm run cvlc script and this is the output

> MMM-GoogleAssistant@3.0.2 cvlc /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-GoogleAssistant
> node installer/cvlc.js

Try to start VLC...
[CVLC] v1.0.4 initialized !
Test YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25N1pdzvp4c
Volume control 0%
Volume control 50%
Volume control 100%
Test Fullscreen
Test Back to Windows
Test Pause
Test Play
Test Restart
All Test Done!
Video is now ended

If You have some trouble with this sample script code:


Are you sure that you use this script in a terminal in the RPI desktop ?


In other case, you have solutions, try this:

 * 1: enable OPEN GL accelerator with raspi-config and retry this script

 * 2: try to make a full update of your RPI with this commands:

      sudo apt-get update
      sudo apt-get upgrade
      sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

  and retry this script

 * 3: Open VLC Program from the RPI Desktop
      navigate to Tools > Preferency > Video
      output > choose another output
      close VLC Program and restart this script

 * 4: Choose another OPEN GL driver and retry solution #3

I’ve enabled the openGL driver with full KMS,
I’ve updated the RPI, I’ve changed the VLC output to OpenGL video output, yet it doesn’t work.