@BKeyport No. The led strip has 30 leds per meter and I use 59 leds so it is 2 meter long and I have powered it only from one side with a 5v power supply. I read somewhere that a common problem is if HDMI cable is too close to power plug this happens and that they should be at least 30cm away from each other. My TV’s hdmi is just below from the power hub. I think I will disconnect everything and reconnect-test one by one and I hope I will locate the problem.

@sdetweil Yes…but nothing changes … also because “IdleTimeout” is by default at 0…

# Set idle timeout (in minutes) before the connection will # be disconnect (defaults to 0 for no timeout)

I am testing a script that I launch every 15min using the “crontab” function.
I will report the test result and share the script here on the forum.

@sdetweil cool, thanks a lot!

@xkustomz
I do this with my Alexa and home assistant, when the echo dot is in a “Playing” status it shows the module, once it is not it hides it.
Looks like home assistant has an integration for volumio
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/volumio/

@MMRIZE said in Change page with MMM-Pages:

By my test, under 5mm thick plastic or wood panel it works. But there is no s/w fixture about it.

I did several tests and even a piece of paper in front of it doesn’t work … it must be completely free …

I should try the glass …

@plainbroke said in Omxplayer and Bullseye:

@Egnos
I am currently using the latest Buster with 5 different rtsp cameras ( i use carousel) and I have no problems viewing them.
Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
Release: 10
Codename: buster
Just my 2 cents. Unless someone much smarter than me can fix Omxplayer in Bullseye. I have resigned myself to stay on Buster until I can’t anymore…

Hi @plainbroke , I installed the Buster as per your advice and for now everything works fine! Thanks!
I just have some problems with the bluetooth connection between the RPI and the bluetooth speaker (Nest Audio …), after a certain time of inactivity of a few hours the bluetooth disconnects!

Have you also had this problem with you?

@Egnos nah, just another member of the group that shares his stuff

@sdetweil thanks

@sdetweil Thanks, Sam. I may take a look at that Ecobee API and/or the charting. The Ecobee is currently not in use in my new house, but this may give me the added incentive to get going on that. Thanks again.

@Egnos sorry, this one looks more difficult to move around

@MMRIZE said in RPI 4 hibernation:

Impossible. None of the Raspberry Pis has had a “sleeping” or “hibernating” mode.
And Pi itself has no feature to wake up by time or WOL. So you may need additional h/w like a smart outlet or HAT (e.g. wittyPi) for controlling power externally,

… but in any case when it is switched on again I should restart everything (MM, etc …).

@MMRIZE said in RPI 4 hibernation:

and their price is higher than the saving amount from Pi.

that’s for sure…but if you think so you wouldn’t do many things…

@MMRIZE u want me to add that? I can do u can incorporate. (really just copy paste from other code)

@karam u can set the electronOptions in config.js, you don’t need to edit the source file

then you can do it with one folder,
and two config files

environment variable
MM_CONFIG=config1.js
for one

and
MM_CONFIG=config2.js
for the other

all modules for both are installed in modules folder, only ones referenced in config file are used

installers/mm.sh is the script used by my pm2 setup routine
copy that to mm2.sh
and then add the export MM_CONFIG=
to each

then copy the pm2_magicmirror.json
and change the title and the mm.sh filename

then pm2 start installers/??? (whatever name u copied the json file to for the second mm)
pm2 save
then on reboot you will get both

Hi guys, I made a single line install script with a separate control server on port 5000. Please check it out and let me hear what you like and what you don’t. https://GitHub.com/VMI1994/magic-mirror-setup