@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 …
@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.
@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…
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
@kayakbabe My problem was not the power because I power the led strip from external power supply. I figured out that somehow the GPIOs I wanted was not set as output mode and high state. I set them and everything is working fine. Thank you for your reply.
@alyssennguyen I am trying to help you.
You know why? Literally every single time I’ve seen someone guard his idea so badly, he either turned out to be a kid or a guy who literally has no idea what he’s doing, and doesn’t even have that great of an idea to begin with.
As I’ve said, you are wasting your time.