Hi C-son, I can take over if you want to transfer it to me.

@drewski3420 read the content on the link above

Hi all!
I’ve installed a Raspberry Pi camera and also the MMM-MotionDetector module, which works perfect. But since this module requires MM² to run at ‘localhost’ and not ‘0.0.0.0’ (due to requirements in Chrome for getUserMedia) I can’t access the MM2 from my PC at http://[MM²-IP]:8080/. As for what I understand the proxy solution mentioned in the README for the motion detector module is for other modules, not for accessing MM² from another device.
Is there some kind of guide for a novice when it comes to these kinds of things, how to make my mirror accessible again?

@sdetweil ok, thanks. I’m trying to solve this by save the timestamp in a file with fs :)

Description:

Shows a digital clock in cool hexadecimal colors, including the hexadecimal code, if you want to.

Screenshots:

Coming soon

Download:

https://github.com/Lavve/MMM-MagicHexClock

Version 1 Init release

Thank you! :)

@mcaminiti said in MMM-MagicMover:

@c-son If I have a full screen background rotating from Bing or somewhere else, do you think that change is enough to prevent some burn in or would something like this still be helpful for clock, date and other things that maybe are always white and showing up.

Hi @mcaminiti, yes, I believe this module will help to prevent screen burn in if you still have static text or images visible on the screen.

@mcaminiti said in MMM-MagicMover:

Fairly new to MM and found this module which I think is great idea.

Thank you! :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

@mcaminiti said in MMM-MagicMover:

I didnt know if this burn in was common?

Me neither. :) I just did this module to help those who might have this kind of issue. :)