@sdetweil Hey man, thanks for the suggestion. The module you suggested got the trick done and made me realize (since I’m new to linux) that my actual file names have to include the extension. Basically, all the photos in the local directory specified I saved as I would on Windows without the extension, lol. So, pretty easy fix and now I have the option of using both modules.
Thanks for the help,
@sdetweil Hey man, thanks for the suggestion. The module you suggested got the trick done and made me realize (since I’m new to linux) that my actual file names have to include the extension. Basically, all the photos in the local directory specified I saved as I would on Windows without the extension, lol. So, pretty easy fix and now I have the option of using both modules.
Thanks for the help,
When using the module on my Rasp Pi the default setting of source: “bing” works just fine. I’m trying to change it so that it will cycle through pictures in a specific folder. The readme says to use source: “local:</path/to/directory>” but when I try both
source: “local:</home/pi/Pictures>” or
source: “local:/home/pi/Pictures”
neither seems to work. Any suggestions? Perhaps a better module or another way of displaying a background image for the mirror?
@sdetweil kinda figured that. So where is the code for what is showing (as it is accurate for preseason 2020) and how do I change it? Thanks for a problem eval but I’m looking for solutions…
I recently installed the MMM-NFL module and it keeps showing me preseason stats from 2020. Any help or advice? I’m new to modules but have been dissecting the js code here and there and/or the config file as well. Thoughts?