@alex2 always something!! glad you found some resolution

this .MMM-MieleAtHome .module-header { display: none; } should have worked for that module have you opened the developer window elements tab to look at the css applied? see the second link in my signature below

@ge I have almost the exact environment and Raspberry Pi. I am running MM version 2.33.0, but that should not matter IMHO. Btw, have 8Gb, and you ? vcgencmd get_config total_mem Can you open the RTSP URL in VLC and then open Window - Media Information ? Then the Codec Details tab and please provide the Codec, Video resolution and Frame rate information. I have H.264, 2560x1440, 25. And can you try to change the config to this (add 2 lines): windows: [ { windowSize: { width: 990, height: 557 }, windowPosition: { x: 471, y: 20 }, rtspStreamOverTcp: true, noSound: true, streams: [ 'rtsp://admin:Camadmin@172.16.0.37:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0' ] } ] From looks the RTSP URL you are using a Dahua cam, right ? Maybe you can try subtype=1 ?? Or another channel perhaps. I do not know the relation between channels and resolutions. Try to find a lesser resolution to see if it makes it better. Also good to know how many other applications are streaming, for example Synology Surveillance Station.

Re : MMM-MultimonthHello everyone I just discovered the MMM-Multimonth module. Great module! I do have a question, though: If I select a single month (monthCount: 1), how can I reduce its size since it takes up the entire width of the screen? And more generally, regardless of the number of months, how can I reduce the size of the months so that they don’t all fill the screen, and have space between each month? Thanks in advance.

Hey again folks So I set the dimming to 1.0 ( even tried a higher number ) but thr screen is still pretty bright in the hallway. The dimming function works in general but like said, its not completely black like mentioned in the doc. I also reduced brightness of my screen just to double check, but that wasnt it. Any ideas or is it just not possible to darken the screen to the “off” level?

I installed MMM-Jast v2.9.5 on a fresh Install of MagicMirror2 on my Raspberry Pi 5. All I was getting was the word “Loading”. The problem was fixed when I downgraded yahoo-finance2 from 2.14.0 to 2.11.3 as in the Jast package.json. cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Jast rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json npm install yahoo-finance2@2.11.3 --save-exact

Hi, I loaded up the MMM-AirQuality module, and it’s now working fine. I get the general Air Quality index. If you hit the aqucn.org site, it will also show PM2.5, CO2, R.H (Relative Humidity), Press (Barometric Pressure) and Temp. Is it possible for the module to also display at lease the PM2.5 and CO2? Thanks. Michael

@sdetweil Thank you for the info. However, I finally successfully migrated to Trixie with desired Monitor Resolution and Rotation. And i am using Raspberry Pi 3B+ with an Acer 27 Inch monitor. With Trixie being launched only three weeks back, there is almost no solutions avaiable. I will shortly share my process of how it was achieved. Thanks

I took the plunge. My five year old MagicMirror ground to a halt as far as Display resolution, Rotation and DIsplay control are concerned. Everything was working great on my Raspberry Pi 3B+. An unfortunate rpi-update broke everything. I struggled to restore Bullseye, and it was a shock to realise it is not easy to find the right official image. I then tried Bookworm, the three issues continued to remain unsolved. I then decided to install Trixie. Most of the transition of MM was smooth, ofcourse with a few hicks, but getting the display resolution and rotation was the most frustrating part. I got it working finally. I have restored the Display resolution and the rotation succesfully. I will shortly upload the entire process which was not only exhausting but of great learning value. I need to recover the GPIO Notification Module which isnt working and resulting Motion control of monitor using RCWL0516.

Hey @jonson — great question! If you’re thinking of building your own smart mirror setup, you can actually make it look a lot cleaner and more “custom” by framing it with cut-to-size MDF panels or lightweight boards. That gives you a sleek finish and lets you easily mount LED strips or smart controllers behind the frame. For example, at MDF Direct, you can get MDF boards cut to your exact measurements — ideal for mirror frames, wall panels, or even bathroom cabinetry. If you want a moisture-resistant option, their moisture-resistant MDF is a solid choice for bathroom environments. Pairing that with a two-way mirror (as @sdetweil mentioned) and a smart LED controller gives you the perfect mix of tech and design. Hope that helps, and good luck with your smart mirror build!

@TAGinside Thanks. I’m learning more everyday and that feels good.

@Assassins You can try this Before check if you have a version installed yet node -v If yes uninstall it For install node.js 22 MAJOR curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_22.x | sudo -E bash - sudo apt install nodejs At least check if you have the good version with node -v

@_V_ perfect it’s solved

Thanks mate! That´s brilliant! I´ll check it out at and keep you posted!

@Rags as mentioned, I had to reinstall the OS from scratch. After doing this, I had a new section in the control center on Trixie that allowed me to rotate. No clue why it worked the second time as I used the same imager version to load the OS on the microSD.

Does it work for Jellyfin (Emby fork) aswell ?

@schlomm ## I just thoght of uploading the Summary of Attempts - All Failed. It is really getting frustrating. My Monitor was working perfectly well the desired rotation and resolution 1080x1960, and now is stuck at 1024x768. config.txt modifications:** Custom hdmi_timings for 1920x1080 Various hdmi_mode settings (82, 87) hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080 Different boost levels and drive settings Result: Monitor only shows up to 1024x768 max cmdline.txt kernel parameters:** video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080@60D Various video= parameter combinations Result: No effect on available resolutions Custom EDID firmware:** Created multiple EDID files (256 bytes, 268 bytes, 285 bytes) Placed in /lib/firmware/edid/ and /boot/firmware/edid/ Used drm.edid_firmware=HDMI-A-1:edid/1920x1080.bin Rebuilt initramfs to include EDID early Result: Kernel loads file but rejects it as “Invalid firmware EDID” Wayland/X11 rotation scripts:** wlr-randr (Wayland) - can’t set non-existent 1920x1080 mode xrandr (X11) - output name issues Result: Can only work with available modes (max 1024x768) Core Problem: Acer HA270 monitor provides NO EDID data** to the Pi Bookworm OS + Labwc Wayland compositor won’t accept forced resolutions Same monitor worked with Pi 3B + Bullseye (older firmware stack) Raspberry Pi detects only: 1024x768, 800x600, 848x480, 640x480 Current Status: Stuck at 1024x768 rotated = 768x1024 instead of desired 1080x1920. Wonder if we the Rpi OS team is aware f this issue.

@sdetweil Thank You

@MyMirror Upsi…error in the README.md file - fixed and updated the repo :)

Description: A MagicMirror² module that displays real-time log file content with tail -f functionality. Monitor your system logs, application logs, or any text file with live updates and beautiful log-level color coding. Key features include: 📁 Real-time Log Monitoring: Watch log files for changes and display updates instantly with tail -f behavior 🎨 Log Level Color Coding: Automatic color coding for ERROR, WARN, INFO, and DEBUG levels 🔧 Flexible Styling: Support for any CSS property through configuration 📏 Configurable Font Sizes: Predefined sizes (small/medium/large) or custom CSS values like “16px”, “1.2em” ⚡ Performance Optimized: Uses chokidar with optimal settings for efficient file watching 🌐 Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux Screenshots: [image: 1761517583478-19414464-2e56-4ae4-ad82-4bef1bc9c2f5-image.png] Download: Download from: https://github.com/schlomm/MMM-LogfileViewer