I got it through the ‘community order’ on this page. The reflectance is very good, it’s a real mirror. My only problem with it, is that the chroma of it is a bit brown, so it requires quite a lot of light in the room.

@Polytec beautifully made

I have been playing with the AfterShip module and really liking this. The mm on my desktop screen reminds me of rainmeter … passive information display.

good job. Well done :ok_hand:

@saljoke Hi. Thats right. i only use 1 Pi4 to serve both displays via 2 MM instances. first the originally MagicMirror directory and the second in a MagicMirror2 directory. Both powered up via PM2 and turned off and on via PIR sensor. The config looks like this: language: “de”, logLevel: [“INFO”, “LOG”, “WARN”, “ERROR”], timeFormat: 24, units: “metric”, electronOptions: {fullscreen:true, x:1920}, 1920 is the resolution witdh of the main display. Very easy to handle and good for the electrical consumption :-)

@esilfies what have you learnt? What do you wish you’d known before starting. I am about to start a 23" mirror too and hoping it won’t take me too long.

@ryck , yes please a photo will be helpful, just to illustrate. Also - was the visibility in the film ok? or was it too transparent?

@joeben said in Wooden frame with 24" screen: Since I wanted to avoid to see the screen behind the mirror, the visible si I am also looking to create a mirror that is the same size as my 23" monitor (for the same reason as you - so that the monitor is not visible. Did you get the glass cut to be the exact same size or was it a few mm larger?

@jeffeb3 Thanks for your comments! Not easily. Of course whatever you pair the Chromecast to will sync up. I’ve been looking for a Node (npm) module that will do Chromecast sending - all the ones I’ve found so far do Chromecast emulation (receiving). But… There is a Chromium project (https://www.chromium.org/) that you can create a custom browser with - and it includes the Chromecast protocols: https://blog.chromium.org/2020/07/chrome-85-upload-streaming-human.html I haven’t tried it yet as I’m happy with my Chrometastic Mirror. Frankly, it’s a bit of a disappointment in that it’s basically a 19" TV behind a mirror. And that’s how I use it. (also at 16 lbs, it is really heavy. I think a less “ambitious” frame would be in order.) Alternatively, you might try using Selenium to create a script that can control the browser on your laptop/desktop. Selenium is a software library that sends events (like mouse clicks) to the browser and and then waits for responses. It’s programmable in both Java and JavaScript. As an aside: I’ve also had trouble with connecting the Bluetooth transmitter. When connected to the USB power, the output is distorted. I’ve used two different brands of transmitter with the same result. If I disconnect the power (or connect the Bluetooth transmitter to a separate power source) I don’t have the problem. It’s possible I have the audio wires reversed - but I doubt it. I was pretty careful to make sure I had ground-to-ground. Thanks again for commenting. Let me know how your project works out!

Any smart mirror should be designed to withstand those kinds of conditions, these kinds of items are often intended for the bathroom area so a good manufacturer should keep this in mind when making the product and prepare it so that it can resist moisture or protect the parts in some way.

@mumblebaj I would share it but it’s not a module for MM. It’s a Home Assistant sensor ‘module’

@marcnlx very nice build although I am very disappointed about the plexiglass price. I paid € 130,00 for a Pilkington MirroView glass to cover the area of a 55" TV (and beyond)! 😬

Great work! Your family must be very happy to see you again.

@dubalda Thanks man! I ordered my own samples after I saw you can discount the sample cost from the final order - they arrived today and are awesome!

Finished my first Magic Mirror build this weekend. My build: Raspberry Pi 3B Older Dell monitor that I had in storage Ikea Edsbruk 19 ¾x27 ½ frame I built a support frame using 1x2inch boards and attached that to the back of the Ikea frame with 1 inch corner brackets I initially tried to use mirror film on the Ikea plexiglass but that was a giant fail so I ended up buying a two way mirror plexiglass sheet from Canal Plastics in NYC. Initial programming [image: 1598838686700-img_1053-resized.jpg] Frame-- I cleaned up the wiring with some zip ties and brackets before securing the support frame to the Ikea frame permanently. [image: 1598838973518-image-from-ios-2.jpg] Final setup… with dog. [image: 1598839113731-image-from-ios-3-resized.jpg] On the wall. [image: 1598839149086-img_1432-resized.jpg]

@djdocta I am using this one for spotify https://github.com/raywo/MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify

More progress, now with music and 2 buttons to control it. You can see a video on this link: My project on Reddit Enjoy!

@Pablerasdh nice Video

@Hadr1en if u search for “Velcro tape” u might find sources near you. they make all widths and strength of the hooks. mounting pi directly with the sticky side… hm, might want to use a cheap case to hold the pi, and velcro that

@BKeyport the touch works the same as a mouse click so there’s nothing to getting it working. You get a 7" or 10" Raspberry pi screen they work really great! :)