@jste84 I believe thats an issue with the mod itself. It was already brought up as a bug to the developer. I see the same thing. Part of the description gets cutoff and it tends to repeat some headlines before switching to the next headline / source.

@cyberphox
Indeed good sir!! I wonder how many Canadians are on here.

Hey Guys

I realized my pic was a crappy low quality image so I just took a screengrab from the Pi which shows the MM in all its glory. Also added the Moon Phases mod I was missing.

Enjoy:

https://postimg.cc/DJcbW1NT

@jste84 Sure NP.

In the Readme in the “Other Info” section you should see this part describing this:

can add as many feeds as you like.
to change or add feedsources… you need to make sure the site can be linked

*** At this point, you need to download the website logo and place it in the pics folder within the
MMM-NewsFeedTicker directory. Then put the name of it in the config for ‘customLogo’
(see config example above)

So for example if you are adding Sky Sports, go to their site find a logo and save it as ‘skylogo.jpg’ or whatever the format it is. Then make sure that image is added to the pics folder and referenced in your module config. So for your entry for Sky Sports it would be something like this:

	{
		title: "Sky Sports",
		url: "http://www.XXXXXX.com", -> whatever the rss feed is for Sky Sports goes here.
		customLogo: "skysports.jpg"
	},

Hope that helps.

@jste84 Cool thanks man. I am quite happy with it as well. :D

@jste84 The module is called MMM-NewsFeedTicker. You need to download the logo of whatever news site you want and find the rss feed link. It comes with some logos but I had to get a few. Then you just add the module and it will cycle through all articles on a given site then swith to the next site. Its actually perfect as I wanted news updates similar to what you see on CNN so it doesnt take up too much screen real estate.

For some reason I am unable to upload or post any pics to the forum.

@KamiSchami oops adding now…

Hey Guys

So i started this project off with making a MagicMirror with an old 22" monitor I bought online for cheap. Well this would have been my second MM project and I realized halfway through that I decided to go with the Smart Display instead.

This MagicMirror / Smart Display is powered by a Pi3B+ with a fan on it to keep it at a nice steady temp of 48.3. Before I added the fan I was hitting temps of up to 72-73 degs. With all the modules I have on it the fan was required to keep it running smooth. Anyway I am still working on the frame for this but the software seems to be just as I like it. Hope you guys like it:

https://postimg.cc/p5JKDbs2

@ashishtank

Right for the 7" i do have the one slim power strip in use. I was referring to the other MagicMirror deployment I have using a 22" lcd monitor. That still needs the full monitor cable for power outside of the pi power cable.