Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-AlexaPi
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Nope. no other modules…it seems the AlexaPi service is not starting…getting an error…seriously may just use my Dot…if i did’t like that damn microphone icon so much
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@cyberphox jump on the gitter.im site. I’ll try to help you out.
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i’m probably gonna wait until my Kinobo USB mic arrives…i know that sound work as opposed to this PS Eye
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Ironically, I decided to reinstall it last night before bed. I had edited yaml.config last time for the device type but this time i actually selected magic mirror. It started to work again. LOL. sound was a little choppy so i changed playback from vlc to sox. Mind you I haven’t gone out to check it yet this morning…hahah
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@cyberphox hi! What do you mean when you say “I actually selected Magic Mirror”? Thanks!
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@borrigan During Alexa-Pi setup you can choose a platform. Don’t pick
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@clumsy_ninja thank you! I think I found the config line and changed it to magicmirror. Still see nothing in Magic Mirror interface. I will keep testing. Still need to resolve microphone input problems :(
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@clumsy_ninja Hey I just got this working tonight, and I’m having all sorts of fun with it. Thanks for this!
I’d like to know if it’s possible to get this to directly control the MagicMirror (similar to MirrorMirrorOnTheWallSkill – is it possible to use this skill?). It’s great that I can control things like my lights and such, but I would also like to tell my Mirror who is looking at the mirror (e.g. as a fall back when Facial Recognition doesn’t work), or explicitly show/hide modules by name. Is this possible?
Would also be amazing if this could receive a notice from the Facial Recognition app to speak out the recognized user (e.g.: “Good Morning, Jeff! Here’s your view.”)
