@dazza120 yes.

You can read here a very good article about all the good things it can do and how the Pi 4 is performing compared to the previous generation.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-4-b,6193.html

@Sean said in Raspberry Pi 4 Released !:

hmmmm. somewhat expensive (only in Germany?)

Recently I’ve purchased several stronger alternatives - Khadas Edge-V around $100, NVIDIA Jetson nano $100 also.
I will buy this one also for test, but could it be better than those?

I was going to buy it from Germany too thinking at the good prices I got for the Pi 3 B, but at this round for some reason it is WAY cheaper (EUR 59 + shipping) to buy it from Italy for me.

However let’s see what comes out with MagicMirror once I get it delivered (they say 24h) especially by using the new Raspbian Buster…

I am going to get the brand new Raspberry Pi 4 in the next days when I found out that there’s also a new Raspbian version called Buster.

I see it contains A LOT of new stuff so much that Raspberry Pi founders do not suggest to run a simple upgrade command.

Therefore I was wondering if @MichMich or someone else could already confirm if MagicMirror will run normally there too?

@Canterrain no that is correct.

@sdetweil finally I could hear the sound output of Alexa in my mirror!

However for some reason it plays like if in slow motion.

@Canterrain follow this guide.

It worked for me.

@sdetweil cheers going to try it now!

@sdetweil so I followed the Audio guide, but immediately had to go to the Audio Troubleshooting section because no sound was coming out.

Created the suggested audio settings file, rebooted, but the module keeps working like in my first post here…

I am using HDMI output and a USB mic.
They work perfectly with other modules or ie. with VLC playing.

Edit
My fault I didn’t run MM into dev mode so now I notice there’s actually an error when waking up the module, but I don’t know what it means.

Does anybody have please a clue about what’s written below?

MMM-awesome-alexa.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: play() failed because the user didn't interact with the document first. https://goo.gl/xX8pDD

@sdetweil sure.

I might have some spare time later today and I definitely need a working Alexa module ASAP.