@Rennsemme I rejected your duplicate post. users w reputation less than 2 have every post reviewed. sometimes the reviewers are busy w other life things.

@coernel
Great to hear and you are welcome. I try to help where I can.
I live about 30km south of Munich but thanks for your invitation.

@sdetweil

With all my fiddling, my MagicMirror is now broken, it wont start.

Over the next few days I will do a clean install, and then take it from there.

Thanks for your help.

Hi,
i’m seeking a module which can a serie of photos and for each photo play a audio description of the photo on the screen.
Of course, each photo should be on the screen as long as the audio description is playing. And then go to the next photo & audio.
Thanks

@alex1223 - If you’ve already adjusted the monitor brightness to it’s lowest level then you’ve got a problem. You may be able to adjust the contrast to increase it. That should make the gray/white pop a bit more, but if you’re seeing the back light then it won’t help all that much.

Unfortunately, the only solution I can think of is to replace your mirror glass with a variant that lets in less light. You can purchase samples of different one way glass recipes and hold them up to the monitor to find one that reflects enough light that the back light isn’t visible. It will limit how bright the white is, of course.

@asc11 It’s easy CSS to do, so, not needed to be a feature request. In my mirror, I have 3 side by side.

/* adjust modules to display side by side */ .MMM-FlipClock, .MMM-Worldclock, .MMM-Multimonth { display: inline-flex; }

so you could install it on a Pi with no desktop version

should be possible, but don’t think you find a script for this.

MM (with electron) runs on Fedora CoreOS in VirtualBox with 2 docker images (1x MM, 1x xserver), so this should also work with raspian lite.

@MarkV https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71787870/oserror-libmmal-so-cannot-open-shared-object-file-no-such-file-or-directory-w

or

https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=51925

@jccjj yes, ext3 uses the info from the default calendar module. it’s a pain to parse the calendar, the author decided to use what we found

@pjcrux npm is installed needed.

however it starts mm, find the output of that

@sdetweil My fault. The export from google calender is “plain text”. There is no mention of the real birthday. 😞

So its solved. Thanks a lot.

@kavasakki

https://khassel.gitlab.io/magicmirror/installation/#start-magicmirror

@thobach Thanks for your reply and actions!

I have used the new parameter ‘importance’, but it has no effect yet. I restarted mm.
Should I do some update of the module? Before I can use it’s properties?

I already use the hashtags, really neat!

Can you point me in a direction to ‘manually implement on-top ordering by title?’
I can try something to code myself, if only I know where to start :-).

@cweinhofer Hi,

I do not know ESPHome but it looks like it sends the data via MQTT.
So you can use MMM-MQTTbridge to receive messages and MMM-ValuesByNotification to format and display them.

@sdetweil Ok, thanks again for the assistance

Hi all. Got this modules up and running but am missing icons to accompany the info. All images are in the images folder within the NOAA3 folder.

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@shizzlesticks I’ve seen some recurrent events in the ics that don’t work, but move the yearly to the end of the rule, and all is well. not our code. .

haven’t come up with a solid cure yet

@MajorC
This is how I set mine up too. Works great!

@MikeBishop I’m running MMM-Calendar3 and the default modules only.