Seems like your node version is out of date. As stated in the error message try reinstalling node to get it to the latest version.

As @sdetweil stated you shouldn’t be editing the modules JavaScript file.

To ensure that the SimpleLogo module has not been damaged I would reinstall the module and the OnScreenMenu module if you edited the JavaScript of that too.

Once you have a fresh install of SimpleLogo and OnScreenMenu you need to edit the config file in magic mirror and not any of the module files.

I’m not sure what you mean about the “auto chance” aspect. If you want the logos to automatically change then I would suggest sending a notification to SimpleLogo using ModuleScheduler. On the other hand, if you want to manually change them. You can use the OnScreenMenu module like so:

{
    module: "MMM-OnScreenMenu",
    position: "top_centre",
    config: {
        menuItems: {
            notify1: {
                title: "AMC Logo",
                notification: "SIMPLE_LOGO_UPDATE",
                payload: {
                    fileUrl: "modules/MMM-SimpleLogo/public/Amc.JPG",
                    width: "750px"
                }
            },
            notify2: {
                title: "Show other logo",
                notification: "SIMPLE_LOGO_UPDATE",
                payload: {
                    fileUrl: "modules/MMM-SimpleLogo/public/......",
                    width: "1050px"
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

which should hopefully give you the option to change the logo manually.

Hope this helps.

@sdetweil Ah okay just I’ve watched quite a few youtube tutorials and I haven’t seen one use the Pi 4 nor have I seen anyone use it here but haven’t looked very hard. Same price at the 1GB.

Hello.

First time buying a raspberry pi. I want to make a magic mirror and I’m not too sure which pi would work best. I’ve done some research and found that the model 4 and model 3 b+ are about the same price. So far I haven’t heard of anyone using a pi 4 for a magic mirror and I’m just wondering why? Surely for a better spec model and about the same price with a bit of future proofing in there everyone would opt for the pi 4. Also, I am an avid programmer and looking forward to the customizability side of things so if i do go for the pi 4 just wondering whether it would be worth getting extra RAM? Seems a bit stupid to get a older model for the same price, please enlighten me aha. Price isn’t really an issue I just want the best for my money and for it to be able to do the things I want :).

Thanks, Alex.