Re: google home mini thank you for the response as a speaker I do not know, but I read that we could establish dialogues with alexia, I thought to do the same with google home, see the site of the colts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndIg7PREHRM, I don’t know more yet thank you

@joshwilsonvu not with the helper itself. I think it should allow null responses to getscripts, styles, templates… the core crashes now…

@technofab what do you want to know? look at the section https://forum.magicmirror.builders/category/12/show-your-mirror where others have shown their assemblies and parts

you can also place your modules in just one half of your screen i think that it could be a possible solution of your problem

@rgelb :thumbsup:

neat. Sadly, OMX had so much trouble getting the streams running, I had to switch to FFMPeg. If VLC would boot correctly under node (it won’t), I’d use that, but between syntax errors in the code and node.js not allowing VLC to run correctly, I can’t get it to work.

Yes sir you can make them and sell them. Nothing wrong with that at all! :)

Hi fozi, trank you, now i found the module

@ember1205 I read somewhere that there is a utility to access the MicroSD card at a low level and potentially resurrect it. I did not dive to deeply into that as I have not had one fail and they are relatively inexpensive to replace. I had a USB stick that was recognized at a severely diminished capacity than its actual listed capacity so thats what had me put my toe in to see if I could low level format it to the proper capacity.

All that sounds very good. I will try it and hopefully I can do it. Thank You all for that.

@Fifin404 no idea. I used the image as-is included in the MagicMirror project and just centred it as the background on Raspbian. Maybe contact @MichMich, the author of MagicMirror to see if he can provide you with a better quality version of the image.

Black construction paper worked for me. Put it behind the mirror and no light goes through it.

@GoodWillGustin most of the services or apis u might use to access data somewhere are asynchronous. Meaning they will call u back later when they finish or fail.

@ezarlive it uses a fork of create-react-app under the hood so all of the same features (and ones that come out in the future) will be there. Hoping to make developing a module a perfect starter project for people interested in React.

@Seppelicous yes, chromium is enough… in the past , chromium wasn’t on the pi… my installer actually uses chromium for the pi0 now as electron won’t run on the armv6l at the higher node levels.

One option might be the MMM-AlexaControl module