@renedd said in MMM-DVB: Es geschehen Wunder. Nach einem erneuten Reboot funktioniert jetzt alles. Vielen Dank, Kein Problem, jederzeit, immer froh zu helfen, wenn ich kann

@mykle1 @sdetweil came up with a beautiful answer…I didn’t do a thing LOL

So, I’ve got the mirror rebuilt and it’s working really well. I haven’t gone near the PIR sensor yet, but plan to back up the SD Card in the state I have it now and come back to it if needed. In short, I have the standard modules working in a portrait rotated position running on the official KMS OpenGL driver and it’s transitioning smoothly and without the glitching. One thing that has occurred to me, during my first build I was using the overscan_left=16 options from within config.txt - I know that the rotate_lcd=1 option works in FKMS, but I’m throwing it out there that the problem I had might have been the overscan options in conjunction with the FKMS OpenGL driver - I haven’t tested this, but thought I’d comment here for others who might visit this thread in the future.

Hmm, nevermind… I created a debug.json to figure out which values are currently actually used and it turns out it’s cloudy_windy… not cloudy. My bad. So to debug this yourself, just point the remoteFile to this link or add this to your compliments config: { "anytime" : ["anytime"], "morning" : ["morning"], "afternoon" : ["afternoon"], "evening" : ["evening"], "day_sunny" : ["day_sunny"], "day_cloudy" : ["day_cloudy"], "cloudy" : ["cloudy"], "cloudy_windy" : ["cloudy_windy"], "showers" : ["showers"], "rain" : ["rain"], "thunderstorm" : ["thunderstorm"], "snow" : ["snow"], "fog" : ["fog"], "night_clear" : ["night_clear"], "night_cloudy" : ["night_cloudy"], "night_showers" : ["night_showers"], "night_rain" : ["night_rain"], "night_thunderstorm" : ["night_thunderstorm"], "night_snow" : ["night_snow"], "night_alt_cloudy_windy" : ["night_alt_cloudy_windy"] }

@sunnykeerthi It’s my fault. But I cannot edit that topic anymore. I don’t know why. -_-a

@galm I’m glad you got it figured out!

It looks like the issue is around what I was attempting to use to record audio. I was using a Logitech Webcam 9000 Pro, intending to use just the microphone for the project. I ran out and bought a cheap desktop microphone to test and my voice recording now plays back normally. I assume there may be some kind of global sample rate which needs to be set for the microphone in the webcam (or drivers). I decided to just buy a Sony Playstation Eye from Amazon as I have read several stories of success with it. I will close this as solved since the cause has been identified even if the solution was not. Thank you for your help!

well, i found a solution… I modified the ImagePhotos.js to create the div once. instead of each time. this reduces the flash. added an onload handler for the image in the div., start with the image hidden the onload handler changes the just loaded image to the required opacity and transitions this over 1.25 seconds. also getting current image size, and size of screen and adjusting to not clip or zoom it then checks to see if there is more than ONE image in the div (current and just loaded)… if so, it hides the old image, and then deletes that image from the div. repeat for next image.

@morelinux thank you. Calendar module description is missing this one. showEnd: false,

Well, I determined the cause of the issue I think. I decided to remove everything prior to the line with “playback_handler” and pasted it from the template. I then manually entered the values under sound but this time, included two leading spaces to match the original config under sound where "input_device: “” had the spaces… My config now looks like: # See https://github.com/alexa-pi/AlexaPi/wiki/Audio-setup-&-debugging # to get a better idea of how to set things in here # Level of log output # default: INFO # set to DEBUG for verbose logging logging: INFO sound: # Name of your microphone device in PortAudio # leave empty for default input_device: "pulse" output: "pulse" output_device: "" playback_handler: "vlc" Now I have new issues related to ALSA I think as there are errors related to this in the logs.

Edit: I thought I had this problem but I put timeFormat: 'absolute', showEnd: false, in the wrong section. Once I put it in the config it worked. Thanks

@mrheadbanger Not that it answers your question, but the compliments module can be configured in config.js to have your own custom compliments. See here: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/master/modules/default/compliments#default-value That way you don’t have to edit the compliments.js file. It is also generally a bad idea to edit the modules’ files as it becomes harder to update to new versions of magicmirror. The config.js and custom css file are kept when updating to a new version.

To expand upon @eviltrooper’s suggestion: Pull the SD card out of your Raspberry Pi. Using an adapter, plug the card into another computer (most likely a Windows-based computer). Once the card is plugged in, the data on the drive will appear. You need to copy the config.js file from the SD card to your other computer. If you’re using a Windows PC, the computer will display two connected drives. One of them will demand that you format before you can use it. Don’t do that. The other drive will show you a file structure. On the drive with folders, navigate to Home -> pi -> Magic Mirror -> config. You’ll find the config.js file in there. Copy it to your PC, somewhere where you can find it again. At that point, you’ll want to restart the process to format the SD card and install the Raspberry Pi OS from the tutorial.

You can mark this as solved…it was Make sure you have ALL the icon images in your directory

The issue was that I had to specify the lon and lat manually in the config.js.