MagicMirror stutters and doesn't run smoothly

sdetweil

@drx1984 DISPLAY… you didn’t follow all the instructions …

see https://docs.magicmirror.builders/getting-started/installation.html#other-operating-systems

LSR (you can install the linux system runtime under windows too) …

sdetweil

@drx1984 said in MagicMirror stutters and doesn't run smoothly:

Of course, with “npm run server” it runs in the browser.
but how do I do it natively on the computer itself?

i don’t understand your question…

MM is a browser app.
it runs in Electron, (default), Chromium, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Midori, …

drx1984

@sdetweil oh yes sry, I saw it, ok now I have adapted the Package.jason and it is now running.

Did I do that correctly with the mm.cmd file so that the GPU is active? It still stutters or the clock module is also lagging behind :-(

Do you speak German too?

sdetweil

@drx1984 I don’t speak German, but can use translators to read/reply.

I mislead you, for Windows to set the env variable you have to use set

set ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1

drx1984

@sdetweil So you mean?

…unbelievable does it require so much power? of the stottort anyway.

the IntelNuc is powerful enough, right?

sdetweil

@drx1984 yes, set ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1

powerful enough? I do not know…
drawing lots of things on the screen takes lots of power. the screen is very slow compared to the processor…

I don’t run either of those module.

drx1984

@sdetweil yes certainly more than a Raspi 4 or 5.
then are the script and path correct?
I don’t notice any difference and it still stutters.

sdetweil

@drx1984 yes, looks OK.

I would try to run one module at a time

to disable the other, add

disabled: true,

after the module: line
so you don’t have to redo config.js

we don’t officially support Windows, so I don’t know if you have to do something else to enable gpu for electron.

you could try running under edge, at

http://localhost:8080

drx1984

@sdetweil yes, I have already tried the exact same configuration under Linux. > unfortunately it stutters there too.
That’s why I thought I’d try it on Windows level.
I will probably install Ubuntu on the Intelnuc again >because Windwos is not official, as you say.

But I don’t think it will stutter anymore, unfortunately.

sdetweil

@drx1984 well, you tried before enabling the GPU on linux so I still think the best approach is to test with one module at a time… globe alone, rain alone. see what they do

then enable the other…