@George Thank you for mentioning it might helpful to others. Mine was cheaper while bigger in size. I paid ~80 euro for 72.5X42 cm mirror with smoothen(not polished) edges.

Hi to all, Noob Discoeye here from the uk. I wondered if I could use a gesture board to on/off my magic mirror{not built yet} any recommendations for what board to use or a pir sensor. I have seen the skywriter and flick boards any input will be much appreciated .

if I understand well, Your idea is to do a sandwich with: Acrylic layer Standard glass to assure nice surface of acrylic layer Screen LCD behind. I do not have experience but I see two risk: Additional reflexions of standard glass Your LCD will be too far from top surface. I’m also interested by other practical experience of your idea!

@alpyapple putt 12V led tv. “Nikkei Mobile TV NL22FMBK 12 Volt 22 Inch LED TV met DVB-S2 Fastscan en DVB-T2”

Hello Everyone, First time builder here, just wanted to get some input on this monitor. I’ve read through some previous forums and found one with a vertical HDMI input as well as integrated speakers. I’m trying to go as slim as possible so will try to take this off the stand when assembling into the framework. The glass itself will be 70 in long and 22 in wide. I’ll be putting the monitor in a vertical position near the top of the glass. Then I’ll maybe put a poster board painted black as the backing (with a portion cutout where the monitor would be) Thanks in advance! https://www.bestbuy.com/site/viewsonic-22-ips-led-fhd-monitor-dvi-hdmi-vga/5572922.p?skuId=5572922

@mantha Hello, we have a Mercedes B250E and would like to have the connection with the Mercedes.me I saw that you were working on it. Did it finally work at the end? Can you help us out whit this? Dankjewel Thanks frome Holland

@marczy236 could u show me what u changed?

I have a magicmirror with a LM230WF5 (TL)(A1) panel, to control this i have installed a M.NT68676.2 LCD module with SQD-632 inverter module. which i have bought as pair. when i want to adjust the brightness the strength of the led doesn’t change, the image seems to get whiter. to explain it better i have included some pictures. does anyone know what is causing this problem? 0% brightness [image: 1607444656096-whatsapp-image-2020-12-08-at-17.23.29.jpeg] 50% brightness [image: 1607444684279-whatsapp-image-2020-12-08-at-17.23.29-1.jpeg] 100% brightness [image: 1607444704348-whatsapp-image-2020-12-08-at-17.23.28.jpeg] [image: 1607444717524-whatsapp-image-2020-12-08-at-17.23.28-1.jpeg]

@sdetweil it’s working now after start a server with a specific display like vncserver :11 -geometry 1024x768 -SecurityTypes None i have running scripts in background and magicmirror in front no sure it’s the good way because i’m new but i like this :)

Hello! Does anyone know what controller board need to buy for my display? I got my display out of my old Lenovo A720 All-in-One (ideacentre) - Type 2564.

@sdetweil said in Magic Mirror on my BPI M3 resume examples: @marczy236 looks like it will run Ubuntu 16.04 http://wiki.banana-pi.org/Banana_Pi_BPI-M3#Image_Release And then use the installer script See here https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts That is very helpful! thank you

Hi I have just finished (some final touchup still remains) my first 32" mirror (more in showcase section) and it looks good to have the back panel. I will post photo of back and front panel here once I get some time. – Ashish

I found the mistake. The HDMI cable was defective. I installed a new cable and now it automatically detects the resolution. The display is now correctly rotated.

For Magic Mirror you probably need less than 2 GB of ram, but if you are going to do other projects in the future and have money, buy the one that best suits your budget.

FIXED, I had to adjust both HDMI ports…to the new orientation. Sorry, simple mistake…

@kusselin OK, much better… :-)

Turning off screen blanking appears to have resolved that issue.

@did une simple vitre .

Hi, I bought some cheap speakers from Walmart took them out of there plastic housing and installed them in my mirror. Once I got everything hooked up and installed I am getting an electrical audio feedback from them constantly. Any suggestions to reduce the feedback? The speakers connect to my monitor thru USB for power and 3.5mm for the actual sound. It’s pretty tight mirror setup which probably isn’t the best as the speakers/wiring is pretty close to power connections. Could connecting them to my raspberry pi instead of the monitor possibly help reduce the feed back? Any suggestions of where to start would be much appreciated.

@bhepler Thanks for the feedback. For this first project I do need something quite a bit more reflective so I think I’ll continue the conversation with the glass shop to see what else they can source.