@noelandrews I got mine working actually. Missed the small step of making a copy of keys_sample.json and calling it keys.json. index.js couldn’t call the proper keys then. Dumb mistake

Hi yams, From what I understand is that I do not just do a kill of omxplayer because the RTSPStream module reopens. I need to make a stop stream of the RTSPStream module. In fact I tried to make OMXPlayer kill from the MMM-OnScreenMenu module by modifying the shutdown entry to make a kill to omxplayer but after a while the stream reappears! So my purpose would be to stop the stream when they are on pages that do not display it (pages 1, 2, 4) and open it only on page 3 Thanks, Alberto

Hello, it seems to be a problem with fhem’s security mechanism “csrfToken”. You can define a new Web in fhem with a different port and set this up as follws: fhem.cfg: define MagicM FHEMWEB 8086 global attr MagicM allowfrom 192.168.1.14 attr MagicM csrfToken none Explanation: This define’s a new listening port at your fhem server on port 8086 The only allowed ip is 192.168.1.14 This is the ip of your MagicMirror Device. Choose your ip. Disable the use of csrfToken. https://fhem.de/commandref.html or https://wiki.fhem.de/wiki/CsrfToken-HowTo After fhem restart your readings will be shown at your MagicMirror. Hope it helps. Greetz, Hotstepper.

Oh man, I forgot that everything is right there in the “source files”, so that I can edit it myself. Thanks! That works!

@ChrisEW Absolutely! Glad to help.

@Sean haha thanks! I tried it first thing when i got home from school last night and everything worked perfectly, the clock was spot on! I’m going to call the fix to my problem being the school’s internet. At my school they have something on all the computers that freezes everything on the back to a specific time so i’m thinking that functionally maybe part of my problem… I don’t know but it works at home and that’s mostly what I care about. When I turn in the project I’ll just put in my write up that the school’s internet is messing with the security portion of the smart mirror and hope my teacher doesn’t ding me to much :/

Did you install the MMM-ModuleScheduler after git cloning it? Do you see any error messages in the log of magic mirror if run with pm2: type pm2 logs mm in terminal if run manually: look at the terminal for any error messages in browser hit F12 and look for console -> errors

@l0cal said in Newsfeed change Fade-in/Fade-out: It’s very stuttering on my pi (pi 2). I’ll test some parameters but i don’t finde a good result for me. i think i’ll leave it for now. Big thanks to @Mykle1 You’re welcome. We did warn you. The Pi is not designed for heavy graphics. However, you can keep it in mind if you ever experiment with something more capable than the Pi.

My mirror fetches minimal web pages with images that change in content but keep the same file name. The URLs include basics authentication credentials (I don’t know if that matters). Both, MMM-iFrame and MMM-iFrameReload show missing image icons unless I delete Electron’s cache. How can I fix this?

Hi all, is there any possibility, to change the background color for the module MMM-WordClock (https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4201/mmm-wordclock-a-word-clock-for-your-smart-mirror) from black to transparent? I use a backgrund image in MM, so i think it will be better without the black background behind the module… Many Thanks, Marcel

@trividar Nothing is impossible. Give it a try and ask for help if you are stuck

@binderth Hi, Unfortunately I didn‘t find a solution to get notified on internal calls. I am using my multiroom audio now to advise of somebody being at the door, instead of the MM.

@Sean said in Weather module for narrow region?: Anyway, I’m satisfied. Well there you go. Nice!

@pingywon You can try AkrutoSync, I know it’s good syncing software with free trial, maybe it will help.

Temporary fix seems to be using outside url with http instead of https.

@knutta Ok. give me some idea. my email address is listed in my profile.

@zzaidi148 said in Third Party Modules Don’t Work Please Help: > { > module: 'MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic', > config: { > key: 'AIzaSyBYRxkk4P4qB5ob506t1b5UHOBYVYntnfs', > lat: 37.8262306, > lng: -122.2920096, > height: '300px', > width: '300px', > }, I’ve found what is wrong. you should set position of this module. module: 'MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic', position: 'top_left', //this is missed. config: { manual of @vicmora has missed this.

@Akzariel said in Clock , weather module problems: the time format is still pm/am Well, the module is supposed to default to your config.js timeFormat: 24, as I pointed out in the picture earlier. Have you set that to 24? I just changed 3 different machines and they all displayed the 24 hour time format when that is set to 24