@ndom91 try the fake KMS if you want to use TV service

It’s what I do

@bradau no sorry, thats not my case

if you dont have any problem with the full kms maybe you will have to search of a tvservice alternative, something that works on any linux desktop and not specific to RPI

Hi @ndom91
tvservice isnt compatible with the KMS driver, you need to use fkms to retain that compativility

Hi Gregory
tvservice isnt compatible with the KMS driver, you need to use fkms to retain that compativility

Im using MagicMirror-FootballLeagues

It works by just adding the league 467

EDIT:

If someone is using it without luck be sure to use an api key and place showUnavailable as true

hi @binderth
the fake-kms was created for keeping omxplayer compatibility but you need to add the “–no-osd” flag to the omxplayer command line

you might want to try it

dont bet on it, but changing line 101 of node_helper.js to

var args = ["--no-osd", "--live", "--video_queue", "4", "--fps", "30",

might do the trick

You might want to read this thread

@schmo90 mmm havent had that problem, everything its working fine

Have you deactivated the screensaver as its shown in the wiki?

Also, are you using a module like MMM-Remote-Control to turn off the screen?

If you see a black screen and the mouse but nothing else you are probably missing “sudo chvt 6 && sudo chvt 7” in your statement after turning hdmi back on. You can test it in ssh after forcing the issue.

Also if you are concatenating commands like Hein-Jan did with “tvservice --preferred && sudo chvt 6 && sudo chvt 7” have in mind that commands after && are only executed if no errors are found. So maybe “tvservice -p” its working correctly but its giving some feedback and things after && aren’t executed.

You could force it by using ; as a separator instead of && so it doesn’t look for an answear

@hein-jan @Dom1n1c

Please use the fake kms driver instead “dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d”

it its known that the full kms driver isnt compatible with tvservice plus other restrictions

EDIT:
Also with the fake KMS you can rotate the display from /boot/config.txt so I suggest @michmich using it as the preferred method in the wiki

@e3v3a
You can check it in the config.txt

or just do a “tail /boot/config.txt | grep dtoverlay” to check what version is enabled

all the rest of my configuration is the default one after a fresh install from the current version of MM and Raspbian, I havent touched anything from electron

Hi guys

Im new to the forum and this project but I have some small experience with the Pis and having the same issue

I think that its related to the video driver, using ‘sudo raspi-config’ and changing the video driver to one of the GL drivers resulted in a much lower cpu load in my case.

Doesn’t matter if you choose full KMS or fake KMS as long as you dont use the legacy non-GL driver.

It took my 4 CPU from full 100% to idle bellow 35%

Im sure someone else with this problem can confirm this