@conkhidot There’s more than one way to skin a cat. :-)

@CFenner said in Connection refused (http): of DNS or just whitelist your IPadress or see if youre behind a firewall , you can follow these instructures ! https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1326/ipwhitelist-howto

My issue isn’t with the margins. It’s with the resolution of the monitor… I’m using a 32" TV as a monitor on my older desktop, and all the modules are overlapping each other. If I zoom out about 8 or 9 times then it looks really good… But I’m getting tired of having to zoom it with every reload. I would like to just be able to set the zoom in the config or other settings. Or, maybe I just need a higher resolution TV???

@csterling Here are 2 instructions that you can apply to your Pi1 Model B. instruction 1 instruction 2 both instructions are unfortunately outdated, can send you a current on the weekend

Yep, Zwave for sure. If you use something like Vera, the entire system is on lockdown. From there you can use their API to code whatever interface you want. As far as Arduino is concerned, I have built my own automated blinds using, Arduino nano, Nrf24l01 and some Servos. But, any kind of retrofit Zwave controller are probably best. People are probably more prone to sniff wifi on the 2.4 band, or the 802.11 band then on zwave… although anything is possible. “If we’re not totally secure, then we are not secure”… or something like that… I trust Zwave most… personally.

@Ismail said in Raspberry Pi 3’s case and fan: yet no one gave an example of the case I have Perhaps, because that case was not designed to accept a fan, but that doesn’t mean you can’t modify it. :-)

@alvesge said in Order for Switzerland: MirroView 50/50 Where are you going to buy the mirror? I have the normal MirroView and it isn’t working very well because the room is too bright. Since I am already living in Germany I could probably order it by myself. Just need to know where to get it from as I couldn’t find any shop that sells it online.

I have improved my artistic skills lately with hand drawing and with using photoshop for manipulating pictures. But i think i have to move further to digital drawing, i have watched many photoshop tutorials about drawing and painting but i just cant because everytime i move my mouse, shit happens. I decided to buy drawing tablet! What is the best kind of tablet to draw? (Gimme the prices as well as its function) Beside do you think XP-Pen Artist15.6 can be a good drawing tablet? https://www.amazon.com/Artist15-6-Drawing-Graphics-Battery-free-pressure/dp/B077PCCC7R

@johnny_chicago I would just be sure to cover the rear of the mirror with something to block the light from shining through. That would surely ruin your experience.

Yeah, although I love the RPi support community, for example the ASUS Tinker Board S look very similar in both formfactor, price and spec’s but cheaper. The Asus TB S has: 2 GB RAM 16 GB on-board SD GB Ethernet 1.8 GHz CPU 4K HD (AFAICR)

Everything just looks really small. But that’s just how I want ut. I’ll be using a 55 inch screen on 4K, so the text should be quite ‘large’ when you stand 1 meter (3 feet) from the screen. I am mostly doing it for the increased real estate. Also using OLED, so black is black and I don’t get a square on the mirror.

Hi Guys, I’ve tried searching for 2 way mirror in Australia from local glass company and find it they are extremely hard to find or they are super expensive. so thought to try my luck searching it online and found this seller from Aliexpress - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/600mm-x-600mm-x-3-0mm-Acrylic-PMMA-Plexiglass-See-Thru-2-Way-Mirrored-Sheet/32595536158.html?spm=2114.10010108.1000013.16.4f614224Wj0Ow9&traffic_analysisId=recommend_2088_10_90158_iswistore&scm=1007.13339.90158.0&pvid=321801a1-0445-47a0-a127-ee46a046d68c&tpp=1 has anyone tried buying it from this seller? and how’s the mirror quality like if to use to build magic mirror? if anyone had build one with sourcing their mirror online, could you provide me url to mirror site.

Has anyone of you here successfully implemented an IR touch frame/touch screen overlay in your smart mirror? If so, then where did you get your IR frame (a model number would be really helpful) from? Also, what OS is your Raspberry Pi running on, and did you have to create your own driver/software for the IR frame to work? I ordered a 24" touch frame (Model number: XT-IR-24-10) from AliExpress. After reading some threads here involving IR touch frames, I started questioning if it is actually doable. The supplier told me that their IR frame is not compatible with Raspberry Pi, and that I would have to create my own software if I want it to work on Android. Luckily, I was able to cancel my order before they could ship it. Now I’m being careful not to jump the gun again and want to make sure my plan will work. Thank you all in advance.

@ceddirr Yes. Packaging was great. Was a good while ago now since I ordered it though. I’d be careful if you want to cut it though. Make sure you order the right sizes.

@domdom No unfortunately I don’t have any technical characteristics on my invoice. The reflected image is indeed darker than a conventional mirror. It looks great in my living room but may not be ideal as a bathroom mirror. (You can see my mirror in this post) The transmission index is rather low too. The image seen by the webcam behind the mirror is barely bright enough to allow motion detection, but face recognition is impossible. (I only use motion detection).

What is an auto feeder machine? Can you please describe in more detail?

While I work in IT these days, I still do and have been and electrical engineer. Safety is obviously the key here, I would certainly not be willing to put that in my kids room for example without taking the proper precautions. Plastic sheeting is not a proper precaution. You can buy cheap cases from fleabay that would do the trick, or buy a sheet of 3mm Perspex and manufacture a case using hot glue and a dremmel to cur the holes as required. To fix the PCB to the Perspex use standoffs as already mentioned, which also cost pennies. In many countries, insurance policies will not pay out if there is an incident with modified devices unless you have them certified by a qualified engineer. In most cases this does not cost much, but it is something to think about.

Thanks @mykle1 It wasn’t showing in the mixer but it does appear when I run alsamixer. I think all is well now. Thanks again for your help.