@scatha20 just bought some pieces of Ebay and put it together

@scatha20 I’m using a Canon t6. Printer is an DS-RX1HS.
IR frame you calibrate in Windows

@scatha20 Yes I am using Darkroom Booth. It’s very nice and pretty easy to use. Easy to add animations and templates

@scatha20 Awesome…did you decide on a software to use and Animations yet?

@scatha20 My IR frame did not come with glass. It just came with a tube and I laid it on top the mirror

@scatha20 Yes the IR frame goes on top of the mirror.

@scatha20 Got mine up and running…

wow!!! this is awesome

Anyone have tips or a tutorial on setting up MM2 in a Synology Docker?

Just wondering if anyone out there is using an IR Touch Frame?
How do you have it calibrated if you have the screen rotated?

I have Home Assistant…but not sure what you are asking?

this is the worst I have ever seen it. Wish I had moderator abilities to lay the ban hammer down!

Yes you are definitely being limited by the Pi’s power. I use an Ubuntu Laptop with one of my setups and the Voice and Hello Lucy are much more responsive than on a Pi

Very cool…Are you running this on a Pi? or more powerful computer?

@strawberry-3-141 said in I cant seem to insall 3rd party modules correctly, what am i doing wrong?:

@jiggly the picture of your file tree shows that your module folder is called MMM-Coinmarketcap instead of MMM-CoinMarketCap. You should change that otherwise magicmirror can’t find the module

This should definitely fix it!

very nice!

wondering as well…i have a spare 50" IR frame to use with a 40" lcd tv.

@mykle1 I was just about to post i found the Shift, Ctrl, i

but ctrl-r might be even better!! thanks!!!

Running Magic Mirror 2.3.1 on Ubuntu linux. I know I can start the dev console with npm start dev but is there a way to either:

1. bring up the dev console after the mirror is running?
2. refresh the browser (equivalent to CTRL-F5 when dev console is running)