@sdetweil Ok, I can do that already have node at 18 and npm at 9 I have notes on upgrading them. Thanks for the reminder on how to do this… Much appreciated.

@lucallmon said in NFL games not showing up?: MMM-MyScoreboard Do you use the fork from @dathbe? Run git remote -v in the module’s directory to find out.

@mvrlogins said in [MMM-Remote-Control] Cannot GET /remote.html: 0|MagicMir | [2025-09-21 16:44:59.284] [ERROR] Error when loading MMM-Remote-Control: require() of ES Module /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Remote-Control/node_modules/uuid/dist-node/index.js from /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Remote-Control/API/api.js not supported. To make it clear here as well: “require() of ES Module ... not supported” shows that you are using a very old (unsupported) Node version. Like I said in the GitHub issue, you have to update Node. I recommend using NVM to update Node (like recommended on the Node website).

Thanks for the idea! In the meantime i managed to throw a module together. It listens to any notification and sends notifications plus payload after a delay. If anyone finds this post, here we go: MMM-DelayedNotification

Sam, nevermind the problem; I found a sentence in a different question on git, in which it is mentioned shortly; also its kind of written in a config, believe it was the ext3 config. Still a bit annoying that you have to make an entry for the color and on another spot/file you have to set the custom event up. Thanks for your continuous help mate.

Hi everyone! Recently i’ve found an old unused digital photo frame from my family. I was wandering if it is possible in some sorts of way to reuse it as hardware for a MagicMirror. Is it possible to install linux on the board? And if not, I would I be able to use the LCD display with something like a Raspberry Pi zero or similar? Thanks!! The chip serial is AM7331 and i’m not able to find a serial/model for the LCD display. [image: 1758461618883-photo_5945152151724608784_w.jpg] [image: 1758461619236-0da8f1d6-03b8-4cde-8b2f-20b550983e55.jpeg] [image: 1758461619642-81eee03e-c3d8-496a-91a9-bcf64acefb80.jpeg]

I’ve created a new module that displays EV charge state and location info pulled from Home Assistant: https://github.com/robotfishe/MMM-HAEV I’ve been using my older MMM-Tronity module (https://github.com/robotfishe/MMM-Tronity) for years to fetch this data via Tronity’s API. I’ve recently traded in my Vauxhall for a Hyundai, and I’ve found Tronity doesn’t work as well with my new car, but thankfully there’s a very functional Home Assistant integration for getting data directly from Hyundai’s platform - hence this module. The style and layout are the same as MMM-Tronity. The HA entities the module reads are configurable, so it should work with any vehicle/integration as long as the data exists somewhere on your Home Assistant instance.

@CuddlyCow It was just a guess… there were other users with similar problems who had to open a ticket on GitHub because their repository was blocked for some unknown reason…

@PrimeLogic said in 42 inch mirror hardware recommendations: 42 inch mirror hardware recommendations Hardware 1 posts 1 posters 3.7k views 1 watching Reply POffline PrimeLogic 13 days ago I want to make a 42 inch Magic Mirror using a Raspberry Pi. I’m in the US and I was wondering if anyone else has any hardware recommendations for a mirror this large? ttps://eldfall-chronicles.com/en-si/pages/skirmish-wargame I’d like to use all of the same hardware (monitor/TV, glass/mirror, etc) that someone has already built without issue. https://www.viberate.com/playlist-analytics/ Any help is greatly appreciated! For the mirror, a high-quality two-way acrylic or glass mirror will give you the best results.

Hey @lavolp3, thank you for the nice module. Is there a way to change the header from ‘MMM-Soccer’ to smth else? I’ve tried to set the header in the config.js but then I have two header. My one an the ‘MMM-Soccer’ header. THX Edit: I found a way. It’s not the finest solution but it works. I changed the header in the ‘MMM-soccer.njk’ file.

Hello, I think you can use the useVLC in embedded mode In recent forks of MMM-RTSPStream, VLC can be embedded into the browser view with an iframe or HTML5 video tag, which respects DOM positioning. Check the fork you’re using. If it’s still spawning standalone VLC, look for configuration like: localPlayer: ‘ffmpeg’ // instead of ‘vlc’ Some forks added ffmpeg or jsmpeg options to push the stream into a element.

@BKeyport yeah for sure, but its all public data sources so why not.

Thanks! It works!

@Hugo I been running magic mirror on pi5 since they released it.

@OwenLars I was able to get the proper project ID by running this command in the terminal. I just set it the module yesterday. curl -s \ -H "Authorization: Bearer xxxxyourapikeyxxxx" \ https://api.todoist.com/rest/v2/projects

@charlenesays where in the world are you?

Hello Thank you for what you did for me. Now it’s bothering me. We’ll stop there and close the session. Thank you again. Thank you for your help. You are a fantastic person. Thank you for your time spent on our problems. Thank you and thank you again.

@MikeTheYeti this is hard coded at the moment, you can change the code here

@alex2 pi4 should be enough… altho pricing may get you a 5 instead. 2gb minimum memory

@_V_ If I search this field, and find ‘John’ Then I change the event color ev.color= You could change to symbol the same way ev.symbol=. Whatever symbol name You are writing code here The filter routine sees every event, one at a time You can have more than one if stmt Can use if else if else, use a switch /case logic block