Backlight is an issue with almost all LCD screens, this can be remedied by either a mirror with less light transmission (this will effectively dampen all light, even the parts you want to show.) or switch the monitor to a better one with a higher contrast, LED is usually better than CCFL when it comes to bleed through of the backlight. If you have a lot of money OLED is the shizzle, but it’s almost impossible to find in monitor sizes.
It uses alsamixer command lines in the node helper file, your system probably doesn’t have alsa installed then.
Either install that or check what your linux distribution uses for sound management and change the node helper file accordingly!
@janthonyds the ir frame goes above the mirror-glass (i.e the ir diodes are mounted in the frame around the mirror).
Google IR-frame, or IR touch and similar and you will get lot’s of results and information.
@janthonyds IR frame is the easiest solution.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2164/mmm-htmlvideo-basic-video-file-player
Does not support all formats, but some basic ones.
It’s been covered many times on this forum, Here is one thread for an example :
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2447/css-basics/2
But here is the solution for the time and date :
blue time :
.clock .time {
color: blue;
}
red date:
.clock .date {
color: red;
}
@KX900 backup those files somewhere if you want to keep the changes you’ve made (you shouldn’t have made any changes in those files unless you really reaally had to) and then delete them and try to update again.
@joela85 you could probably make one yourself with a desktop recording program.
@AnyKey any text editor will be able to read .js files.