@briantogo I use MMM-MPlayerit will let you us rtsp if your nest camera supports that. Not my module, just one of 50 + I use on my mirror.

@UncleRoger – +1 on having a separate Magic Mirror instance for development (“dev instance”)! I have a small virtual machine running Magic Mirror where I can try out changes or new modules without disturbing my main instance. I don’t bother with a monitor, just display it on my desktop.

How were the chameleon images created? Is it possible to change the colors of the images found under the “frog” folder?

That fixed the issue Chris after an upgrade. Thanks for the help!

@RonR there a bunch of config options not listed in the readme i think showMarquee:false [image: 1754787212070-img_2117.png]

@joey the backup approach gives you the ability to restore the modules and config/css to another system , after install, so you get a migration tool AND it provides git versioning… so if you need to go back 2 revs you can it also supports putting the backup on a (private recommended) github repo, so you can restore directly from there and don’t have any local file system failure issues… disk drives, usb sticks, etc AND it doesn’t matter WHERE you are at the time,

@scottwalsh because this module depends on css to suppress lots of other content , so its natural, and doesn’t require code change in any version

Installed the pi 4 today. Was getting up to 4 days on the 02W without it crashing, so will need to give it a week to know for sure.

here’s how I did it. Set up SAMBA on the pi, and include a mapping to your photos drive (I wouldn’t recommend keeping them locally) magic mirror’s config, using MMM-Backgroundslideshow /* Magic Mirror Config by Brendan Keyport. */ /* Office - Certificate Display */ var config = { address: "0.0.0.0", port: 8082, // port is 8082 as I use a server/client style setup. ipWhitelist: [], language: "en", timeFormat: 12, units: "imperial", //logLevel: ["INFO", "LOG", "WARN", "ERROR", "DEBUG"], customCss: "css/custom3.css", modules: [ { module: 'MMM-BackgroundSlideshow', position: 'fullscreen_below', config: { imagePaths: ['<path to shared folder>'], transitionImages: true, randomizeImageOrder: true, showAllImagesBeforeRestart: true, //transitionSpeed: 0, gradient: [0], horizontalGradient: [0], backgroundSize: "contain" } } /*************** DO NOT EDIT BELOW ***************/ ] }; if (typeof module !== "undefined") { module.exports = config; } Easy as Pi.

@UncleRoger No, it wasn’t that. I forgot about that code. I might go back in and grab it and offer it to the other version once updated.

@British_Kiwi here is how to get the files from synology or other server see https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/127805

I think you can add the caledar_name selector too from the ext3 doc .event` : Every event has this selector. Each event could have these class names together by its condition. - `.continueFromPreviousWeek`, `.continueToNextWeek` - `.calendar_{calendarName}` <-------

@sdetweil Many thanks for the input. I’ll have a tinker when I find a gap and explore the commands and their respective soft switches. Just so that I’m future proof !

@plainbroke Happy to help.

@sdetweil said in MMM-AddressBook - Display a list of people/addresses: I would put those behind QR codes so someone could scan them and save thus ability to use the text or numbers quickly vs take a picture and have to rekey it all… That’s not a bad idea! I’m not sure EMTs are set up to be able to do that, but I’ll look into it. Apparently, QR codes can hold 4600 alphanumeric characters so pretty much any reasonable list could be put into a QR code. Thanks for the suggestion!

Description: I initially wanted to create a legend for MMM-CalendarExt3 to show which calendar is what color (I show 11 calendars of the 15+ I maintain) so I created this module to put a little table below the calendar. I’ve since added another instance to list a chart of who’s supposed to set the dinner table on which night. I’ve tried to make it flexible enough in terms of formatting but I’m certainly no javascript programmer. Nor am I well versed in the ways of CSS. It’s useful to me; I hope it’s useful to others as well. Screenshots: A legend for CalendarExt3 calendars: [image: 1754587071293-32080eb4-9fb7-496a-845d-7afd0969867c-image.png] A table of who’s supposed to set the table (half the time I end up doing it): [image: 1754587150424-b04ccb05-4a6b-4244-9e89-6599a752bbf1-image.png] Download: [card:Unclearogre/MMM-CustomTable] I’m not sure how that card is supposed to work so here’s a link: Github for MMM-CustomTable

@sdetweil This works and I get the logic now… thanks a ton!!!

@rkorell yes meant grep ssh good info on ps failure impacts

@sdetweil Well that sorted it. Thank you so much.

@almightyyoshi you can always use css .CX3 .symbol { display: none !important; }