Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MagicMirror as a website
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wow what a newbie I am…
Thanks for that…
So let’s say that I’ve got 4 screens that most likely will have the same mirror config beside security camera streams (each lobby with is own stream)
What will be the best way to edit the message board for each screen?
What will be the best way to remote desktop to each screen?The main reason for a website is that most likely my TV on the lobby will be with “smart tv” options so they will have a web-browser…
So I figured that the best way is to run 4 mirrors each one will have it’s own remote ip address so once I make a change in one of them it will be immediately update the on-site screen…Something like the DAKboard…
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@broberg “Or that you open it up to the web (which I don’t recommend).”
I’m new to MM, could you elaborate on this please? Is this because it doesn’t render well, or is slower, or … would someone be able to tell if the browser was in full-screen mode?
Just curious - thanks.
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@levon u potentially open your network to internet hacking…
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Thanks @sdetweil but just to clarify, only if you do port-forwarding and make that site available outside your personal/home network, right?
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@mosheva you could run all 4 on one pi, with different ports, but the same config structure
and you could use the linux command (ln) to link a common folder to the one used by a module to display your messages
so all four are taking from the exact same content
each ‘tv’ is viewing one MM config (port)all vs having 4 pis… don’t know what your objective is yet. where the tvs are, etc…
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@levon yes, we didn’t get the all in one building network
if u only want to display one page, then u don’t need MM at all.
mm is intended to allow you to combine multiple info sources on the same page at the same time.
