@JOJOYJ that is a smart mirror problem… this is the forum for MagicMirror i replied to your issue on github with the debugging steps

@a8b812 said in Probleme mit der Installation vom google assistend: Seit Tagen versuche ich den Google Assistenten zum laufen zu bekommen, das Bild bleibt aber schwarz. Genutzt habe ich diese Anleitung hier: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/9356/the-latest-install-guide-mm-w-google-assistant Wenn ich nur Hotword in der config lasse, dann startet der Magic Mirror, wenn ich AssistantMk2 mit eintrage nach Anleitung bleibt es schwarz, habe auch schon die kleinste config von github probiert, gleiches Problem. Installiert habe ich es mit putty (ssh) und dann direkt nochmal auf dem pi im Terminal, weil ich dachte das dort was fehlt. Kann es sein das mir da noch irgendetwas fehlt? b:) Zum Sound hab ich noch eine Frage: wenn ich mit: nano .asoundrc öffne dann sehe ich die angelegte Datei aus der Anleitung, ich habe einen USB Mic und als Ausgabe (Boxen) will ich vom TV den HDMI nutzen, wie muss ich das konfigurieren? Woher weiss ich dass das Microfon läuft mit der config? in engl. (google tranlation ^^) For days, I’ve been trying to get the Google Assistant working, but the picture stays black. I have used this manual here: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/9356/the-latest-install-guide-mm-w-google-assistant If I use only the hotword in the config, then the magic mirror starts, if I use also AssistantMk2 it remains black, also already the smallest config of github tried, same problem with AssistantMk2. I installed it with putty (ssh) and then directly again on the pi in the terminal, because I thought that there is something missing. Can it be that I still miss something? b :) To the sound I still have a question: when I do: nano .asoundrc then I see the created file from the manual I have a USB Mic and as output (boxes) I want to use the HDMI from the TV, how do I have to configure it? How do I know that the microphone is running with the config?

@DazTypeR email to same userid as here on gmail

@sdetweil Thanks

i have mm pages setup with 3 pages,i’m trying to setup mmm keybindings to be able to change pages,all i want to do is use the arrow keys on the keyboard to change pages,i’ve read the setup guides but i’m having no success. can anyone offer any advice?

@roooooony thanks… I have opened issue 1800 to document this problem

Thank you Sam found the solution here https://github.com/eouia/MMM-AssistantMk2/issues/231 MM has stopped crashing. Greg

Hello, I need your help to use the module linked to octoprint = octomirror my problem is that I haven’t some information as you can see on the screenshot. I haven’t information sent from octoprint to see the data of my 3d printer. thanks in advance.

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/8856/calendar-module-1-day-error

@sdetweil Ok thanks!

@Hellonoonan I don’t think anything like this exists today. I don’t know what the API capabilities are for getting access to the data. But I think it should be possible with development

@Lorenzo_Zappa @Sean if I override it, do I have to push it as a custom trail and therefore use gaction CLI? I think that is another issue with your prior login issue. For login issue; I’m using gactions cli also to provide custom action to my MMM-AssistantMk2 https://developers.google.com/assistant/tools/gactions-cli my steps are here; https://github.com/eouia/MMM-AssistantMk2/wiki/gAction Those are all I have to do. For traits issue; You have to add trait to your project. (It is called as custom trait but I think pre-defined trait makes a sense better) https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/guides/service/python/extend/register-device-traits Then response of Assistant will have some additional action field like “action.devices.commands.OnOff” when you say something like “turn on”. Before the registration, Assistant will response like “I can’t do” but after, response will be something defined in your action package. Then, you can do your job when that action is comming as a response.

@bjjsoul Error: Cannot find module ‘nan’ yes, this module doesn’t install all its dependencies… do cd ~/MagicMirror npm install nan try again

@mrdenmark the pm2_error.log should show the exception

It works like a charm now. Thank you very much.

@WillBuden yeh, that module doesn’t show the actual up address.

Looking at the code you only have morning start and end, and afternoon start and end. so eveningStartTime & eveningEndTime does nothing. So basically the time between afternoonEndTime and morningStartTime is considered evening. Anything put in anytime-compliments will be shown regardless of time. So if you really want to test it then remove the compliments from anytime and just run 2 morning, 2 afternoon and 2 evening compliments (alter the times you see it change) { module: "compliments", position: "lower_third", config: { updateInterval: 90000, morningStartTime: 14, morningEndTime: 15, afternoonStartTime: 15, afternoonEndTime: 16, compliments: { anytime: [ "anytime", ], morning: [ "morning1", "morning2", ], afternoon: [ "afternoon1", "afternoon2", ], evening: [ "evening1", "evening2", ] } } },

welcome and have fun with your mirror :winking_face:

I have submitted this script as part of pull request 1789