Hey Guys I just completed my first MagicMirror with a pi 3b+ I had with the official Pi 7Inch screen. I love this thing. It sits on my desk while I work. This first project was more of a prototype for what I plan to do. My question is this, does anyone know if there is a working Google Nest Thermostat module that uses the new Google Device Access API? My Nest account was converted last year and sadly I cannot use the current Nest modules out their until they have the api updated to the new one. I really want to integrate this with my Nest but can’t yet. Thanks

See https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/new-raspberry-pi-os-release-december-2020/

Hi guys, so much useful information. I have a brain explosion, and I did not expect to find all this here. I was already in despair, I thought that I would order an assignment on the Internet and use the services of the marketing assignment help service. But now I understand that I can do everything myself. Guys, thank you for creating this forum and share such useful information. How glad I am that I decided to drop by for a few minutes and wasted my time for that. Many thanks to everyone.

Hi everyone hope 2020 is being kinder to you than many. I am late to the mirror booth photobooth game but wish to build a mirror booth or two. My market doesn’t have tempered two way glass so there is only acrylic. I have a 40 inch tv in stock and a Shuttle PC which has decent specs. I may adapt the back so it is not so roadcase looking just as main market is weddings; and I have seen some providers for the software (open to any suggestions or good experiences) My questions are: Will two way mirror acrylic work ok to show up the PC screen imagery and withstand the events industry scene? with a 40 inch screen would a65 inch touchframe be too big …is 55inch better to get gesture control I believe a webcam is needed. I want to fit a DLSR for better quality print out pics in general but on events that insist on gesture control i can use webcam (would the webcam rest on top of how best to integrate both ? I am sure I have a million more questions but anyone who has gone the DIY route and learnt along the way and can help me navigate the pitfalls and do the project would be a huge help [image: 1606910822298-mirror-photobooth-white-frame-google-search.png]

Thank you, I have already ordered a microphone and speaker and that is the next module I was going to try.

Tested on one of raspberrys…no change for this moment

@adam5242 hi, i have the same question : can an instance if MM interact with a 2nd one installed on the same pi??

@Miafrance I’d likely go through gimp or something.

@Johannesx0 He has a blog. Or try messaging him directly here on the forum

@Bugsounet I think he always has the time from england

@flipfloplife I know this is a few years later but were you able to figure it out?

can I also use @Bugsounet’s google assistant with the MMM-Carousel w / Slide Navigation to scroll to the next or previous page if this is possible, someone will explain how this works? thank you in advance

@raf well, they have to update their certificate, OR you have to accept that they have an invalid cert… and you MAY not be connecting to the right place there is no other fix… this is what certificates and https is all about I don’t see that error or see any log entry trying to access that domain.

@raf no, that’s not it. You need an Rpi4-specific image. Do like this: Find out where MagicMirror is installed. I’ll use ~/MagicMirror in the below. (~ is a shortcut to your home directory) Go to your home directory by entering the command: cd Make a full backup of you MagicMirror installation by entering the command: tar czvf mmbackup.tgz MagicMirror This will create a file call mmbackup.tgz Copy the file mmbackup.tgz to another computer or usb stick. There are several ways to do that, google if you don’t know. The important thing is that you do NOT store it on the SD card. The easiest way is probably to use an USB stick. Insert the stick into the Rpi3 and Raspbian will normally automount it. I will assume that the stick is mounted as /mnt/usb. If so then copy the backup with the command: cp -vi ~/mmbackup.tgz /mnt/usb On you Windows computer, download a raspbian image for Rpi4. Insert your SD card and write the image to card using Etcher or similar program (The same as you did when creating the SD card for the Rpi3) Move the SD card to the Rpi4 and complete the install. Copy the file mmbackup.tgz from wherever you put it to your home directory (~). If you used an USB stick in step 4 above then you can use the command: cp -vi /mnt/usb/mmbackup.tgz ~/ Unpack the backup with the commands: cd tar xvzf mmbackup.tgz Follow the instructions at https://docs.magicmirror.builders/getting-started/installation.html to complete the install. Skip step 2 as you have already installed MagicMirror.

:grinning_face: :thumbs_up: Many thanks. I’m so happy

in 4k mode, showing some of my photos, some of the flower petals just shimmer! it’s awesome as background

is there a module to display the LSC Smart Connect indoor IP camera on the mirror?

@stinang see the config setting for date format

MMM-RTSPStream by far. Author attempted to expand a working module to make it compatible with different bases, and broke it totally, then sadly, had to abandon. :(

Hi guys, thanks for the great guide @sean. I am currently using it with MMM-Carousel w/ Slide Navigation and it works fine. I am struggling to execute a command for another project. https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/123787-raspberry-pi-powered-surveillance-camera-monitoring-display The command is /etc/init.d/displaycameras {start|stop|repair}. How can I execute the command via webhook? I would be delighted to hear from you. With kind regards mopedmann