@m7mdlover

Generally speaking yes, if the IR frame says it is supported by linux or has linux driver it’s going to work.

The MagicMirror2 software doesn’t use the traditional “apps”, so no. It uses Modules and is displayed as a webpage (i.e you can view it in your own browser or the built in electron browser), and there are a few out there but not in the way you seem to be after.

@nagaculun either fork it on github or make copy of the module locally on your pie and start changing the code.

@Uskompuf you can use any cheap reflective foil, the result will probably be the same. Mirror Foil is difficult to get right.

@theaddies

                 {
                         module: "calendar",
                         header: "Work",
                         position: "top_left",
                         config: {
                                 maximumEntries: '5',
                                 excludedEvents: [ {filterBy: 'Workout', caseSensitive: false} ],
                                 calendars: [
                                                  url: 'https:www.mywebsite.com',
                                                 symbol: 'briefcase', 
                                                 auth: {
                                                         user: 'xxxx',
                                                         pass: 'xxxxxxx',
                                                         method: 'basic'
                                                         }
                                                 ]
                                     }
                      }

@bjjsoul

Hi, When you are asking for help please don’t make multiple posts about the same issue.
Secondly, when asking for help with the configuration file we need to see the entire configuration file, just not a single part.

Many times when you get WARNING! Could not validate config file. there is some symbols missing or added where they are not supposed to be.

Like a missing { or }
Like a missing [ or ]
Like a missing , or " "

Or maybe you have copied and pasted in a module configuration where it’s not supposed to be.

Remove all changes made in the hass css file

Add

.MMM-Hass .device {text-align: right}
.MMM-Hass .value {display: inline-block; text-align: right; width:80px;}

@cazz use mmm-remote and one of the page/profile modules to just display a black background/empty page.

@bjjsoul it does nothing but display the text “hello world”. It’s a super basic template for buildinh your own module.

@Richard238

Then try

#flightsabove {overflow:hidden;}

@Lordy

Try this, but after that I don’t know.

.tickerbody {
  -webkit-animation: marquee 1s linear infinite !important;
  -moz-animation: marquee 1s linear infinite !important;
  -ms-animation: marquee 1s linear infinite !important;
  -o-animation: marquee 1s linear infinite !important;
  animation: marquee 1s linear infinite !important;
}

Be aware that the Raspberry pi doesn’t do animations very well, so something that works smooth and quick on a normal computer won’t work as well on a pi.

To your custom.css add :

.dimmed {
  color: #fff;
}

.normal {
  color: #fff;
}

@Richard238 said in MMM-FlightsAbove - Display all flights in the sky above you:

MMM-FlightsAbove

to your custom.css add :

.MMM-FlightsAbove.tabulator-footer {visibility: hidden;}
.MMM-FlightsAbove {overflow: hidden;}

@tinsebayacc

Just replace your screen on and off commands with the xscreensaver commands. Should work.

like

for black screen :
xscreensaver-command -activate

and to deactivate black screen :
xscreensaver-command -deactivate

Try adding this to your custom.css :

.MMM-NewsFeedTicker .tickerbody {
  -webkit-animation: marquee 2s linear infinite;
  -moz-animation: marquee 2s linear infinite;
  -ms-animation: marquee 2s linear infinite;
  -o-animation: marquee 2s linear infinite;
  animation: marquee 2s linear infinite;
}

Do you have xscreensaver installed? that should do exactly what you are asking
https://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/man3.html

Or maybe a wifi- wall plug could work better? (i.e cut the power to the tv completly)

@Brandenborg First off,

What background module are you using? and in what region have you placed that module?

Restricting the top bars height doesn’t help much if the content inside it are larger.
(you can try visualising this by adding overflow: hidden; to the .region.top.bar and see what happens to the content of the top bar)

you could also add background-color: red; to the regions you are having problems with to see exactly where they start and end.

@myteach32

There are several Sporting stats/score modules over at :
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/category/32/sport

If none of them do what you want you could start a thread in the “requests” forum

@blebbens If your running the MM2 witohout any twoway mirror in front of the display maybe you could get away with an e-ink display.

But the e-ink is not near bright enough to be viable behind a twoway mirror.

There is low energy (energy star rated) screens out there, power is directly related to size (obviously), like there is the 24" LG
24MK600M rated use is 14.1W (eco mode). So you could probably get a smaller screen that uses less.

MMM-syslog recieves and displays message that you send via http get.

The camera module should be no problems either.