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It is not always factor 10, that is the problem. This shows when there is heavy rain e.g. over 20 or 30 mm/h So, raw data + the math fixes...

well, I've been using it for some days now with the raw data, and is spot on :)

> No this is really not right: > It is 100 time to much now. Maybe I thuis not change replace the right rain.push calls Did you change the way...

@erkr purge the cache, you never know Also make sure you are at the correct sensor in the .js

All I can say this is spot on (with the website and app)

@erkr I think your error is in the neerslag-card.js I suggest you take a 'fresh' one from the code on this git, https://github.com/aex351/home-assistant-neerslag-app/blob/main/custom_components/neerslag/home-assistant-neerslag-card/neerslag-card.js From that file change line 823 `...

> In your last screenshot you can clearly see that the values between the api and website don't match up. Website reports 2,0 mm/h and the api reports 2,37 mm/h...

> Currently there is nothing to be fixed. It has not been proven that using the raw data from the api actually improves anything. > Then there's nothing left I...

@llemtt So, if audio is working on the ffmpeg stream, and with`"audio": "2way"` the intercom pops up without crashing, it would suffice to install libasound2, and set `"audio": "2way -filter:a...

thanks. So, there needs to be a hardwired connection between the audio jack from the pi to the cam, regardless?