Diogo Gomes

Well this is not going to work properly on windows because we use UNIX temporary files to generate the images. @htvekov when using SSL there are 2 possible configuration (SSL...

If HA is configured to handle SSL (https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/http/#ssl_certificate) then you must have `httpS` in the `internal_url` address. Please activate CC debug mode and provide logs

> ```python > ```python > width = min(w for w in [width, original_width] if w is not None and w > 0) > height = min(h for h in [height,...

1st snippet: CC can't access media_player content (CC validated the SSL certificate and did not match IP/hostname) 2nd snippet: CC did get the image and made available... then something wrong...

I updated the development branch with dc2d98b55432ba0b92f8200ec03130397eb29822 This adds a new a new optional argument "fit_screen" by which the image is resized to the "width" and "height" parameters regardless of...

In the 3rd snippet you are not making use of internal_url... It's working, but all your internal traffic is going around the internet... (not a good idea)

This is nice... but it moves from **services** to **scripts** Don't think this is the best path... it will cause breaking changes in most setups

This custom integration was based on https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/universal/ which supports services only. How to deal with the breaking change ?

That's a completely different issue, and none of the proposed configs can work (target is the domain of HA only, CC are restricted to `data`)

@nagyrobi since you have a big setup, can you test this PR :) ?