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My 42" multitouch Philips MagicMirror Display
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Hi,
i wanna show you my MagicMirror in a 42" multitouch BDL4230ET Philips display,it has build in speakers, comes with a lot of handy features
I bought this display on a online marketplace, in the advertisement they told me that it was used for an presentation in Eindhoven and that they didnt need it anymore , without knowing what this display costs new and they didnt mention a price. Ive maid the seller a offer and after 5 minutes they send me an email that they agree with my offer, so i called the seller rightaway and since im living in The Hague, some like 2 hours driving from Eindhoven i asked them if i could pick it up that day, they gave me the adress and when i was searching for it on google i saw it was near the Philips PSV stadion and i was picking it up at the PhilipsMuseum.
Marvelous!!
I installed my RasPi3 with MM2 and made a wooden frame , everyone who comes to visit us at home is looking at it and wants one at their own home.The only thing i need some help with is my touchinterface, if i touch my screen and i move my finger up , the pointer goes to the left and so on.
touchinterface is working thru usb from screen inserted in my pi.I still want to figure some modules out or who can help me with making some modules
Thanks all!
Modules installed:
- bustimes
- internet-monitor
- MMM-doomsDay
- MMM-Cursor
- MMM-RandomPhoto
Things i would love to have:
- Module for Itead sonoff lightning switches
- Lucy or some other Alexa thing
- Spotify music player
- Modules other Mirrorusers suggest
(feel free to submit some ideas)
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@M1K3rSz said in My 42" multitouch Philips MagicMirror Display:
Lucy or some other Alexa thing
Lucy is freely available.
So are all of these.
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Nice work, sir.
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@Mykle1 thanks
i know , i ordered a usb microphone when it wil arrive i wil try lucy for sure!!
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Fantastic! Let me know how it goes.
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Looks very nice!! Interested how your touch screen works out.
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Hello-Lucy is unlikely to work well on an rpi though, correct? At least this is my understanding…
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@emlowe said in My 42" multitouch Philips MagicMirror Display:
Hello-Lucy is unlikely to work well on an rpi though, correct? At least this is my understanding…
It will work . . . with some latency. Depends on what you consider an adequate response time. You can NOT use the animated face. This will certainly bring the Pi to a halt.
