I had bought here the mirror folie: https://folieopmaat.nl/winkel/spiegelfolie-max/ They send it also to Germany i think. I use it on a simple piece of glass. Chris

Just curious: which version of MM are you running?

@done I come across MagicMirror posts daily. Take a look at Reddit … People really seem to love claiming the idea … ;) I try not to get annoyed by it too much … ;)

@moris The basic installation of MagicMirror includes a sample config.js file. It’s located at ~/MagicMirror/config/config.sample.js If you copy or rename that file to config.js that should help get you started. cp ~/MagicMirror/config/config.sample/js ~/MagicMirror/config/config.js Once you have it copied, you can restart your mirror and it should use that simple config.js to run the mirror software. Installing other modules is pretty simple. Navigate to the modules directory: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules and then clone the module repository git clone [module url]. Follow the directions at the GitHub repository for that module in case there is anything special about installing that module.

Thanks for the tip, I’ll try and see if that works.

Interesting so following, as have in mind similar plans but feeding some relevant info from our Ai down to specific screens. Do keep me updated, as a server set up and API per config mirror may be the way forward.

Thanks for the input guys I’ll look into it.

@strawberry-3-141 Thank you. i looked today on MichMichs Github page but I can’t found it… :-D greets gismo

Sorry for your loss. Hope you and your family will find your way through it. The gallery is looking good though.

@d3r I updated my mini alarm clock mirror to pixel and everything is running great! It boots REALLY fast!!!

Well either way you are using an outside source to run the mirror… Like using a NEST Thermostat… it has to go through their server which means they have the ability to control your item. I’ve never been a fan of big business knowing my business ;)

Sounds like you have some great ideas! Perhaps a module that according to date will do different things… perhaps via sensor as well? Right now I"m on what I call my Frankenstein mirror… LOL It’s an x86 board just hanging here…planning on a 32" version that I would like to be powered up!! To handle the voice stuff better :)

Hi, can i use a local ics file? How so? Thanks

@Mitchfarino I’ve not tested the module on windows myself, so I can’t say for sure. The module requires the cron package so make sure this has been installed by running npm install from the module folder. You could then check whether cron works on windows by entering the following from the command prompt cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-ModuleScheduler node Once the node prompt appears, enter the following var CronJob = require('cron').CronJob; var testJob = new CronJob({cronTime: '* * * * * *', onTick: function() { console.log('Firing every second'); }, onComplete: function() { console.log('Stopping'); }, start: true}); console.log('Scheduled for ' + testJob.nextDate().toDate()); You should see a telling you when the module is next scheduled for and another message every second the expression is fired (pressCTRL-C twice to stop!) If we’ve got this far cron is working successfully. What do the logs ( pm2 logs mm ) say? Could you post your config options?

Hello I would like to play per button a video or a song perhaps looking a what you can do

Not to mention a fast processor to be able to process the video and change colors on the fly like that.

@MichMich . hi, yes. it was the HAP-NodeJS stuff that I used.

Would anyone here be willing to help me with a build for a space I would like to put one of these? The monitor I want to use is LG 25UM58-P 25-Inch 21:9 UltraWide IPS Monitor with Screen Split and the space measures 28L x 15H. [image: 1474157530693-img_1685-resized.jpg]