@morganga

I know this is super late but I was just messing around with it trying to get rid of the same line with the device playing, as you were. I figured it out, so I figured I might as well post it here since maybe you still want it, or others may want the info too.

You need to edit the file NPOS_DomBuilder that is located in the MMM-NotPlayingOnSpotify/core folder. Line 97 should say:

content.appendChild(this.getInfoDiv(’ ', context.deviceName));

This is the line that displays the info we want to get rid of. You can probably just delete the line and save the file, or just comment it by putting // at the beginning of the line. Hope this helps someone.

Hi all, I am trying to use Magic Mirror to make a sort of functional piece of wall art. I have a video file with a bunch of CG animations I would like to run behind some functional stuff like calendars and whatnot. I’m new to both Raspberry Pis and Magic Mirror, so please forgive me if I’m asking basic questions.

I’ve got the module MMM-Videoplayer up and running for the most part. However the video plays back super choppy and ruins the video. Its playing a file I have saved locally to the SD card (I just saved it to the same folder as the example video thats included in MMM-Videoplayer) and I am using a Pi 4 which plays the video perfectly in VLC player outside of Magic Mirror.

Is there anything I can do to make it play at the proper frame rate, or is there some limitation to Magic Mirror / the module thats holding it back? Is there a better way to play the video file than this module?

Thanks in advance for any help or advice you can give!