Hey @joanaz thanks for the awesome module. The module works pretty well. Also tried the image search and youtube which work very well. Main issue so far is I can’t turn off the video without closing all modules. I’ll look into that tomorrow.

Would it be possible to display the wake up and sleep times of the bulbs/groups? Is that supported by the api?
I use my hue lights to wake me up in the morning. Some days I need to wake up at 5am others 6am. I find myself forgetting to change the wake up time in the app. If I could display the wake up time on my MM2, I would remember to change the wake up time which would be perfect.

@PointPubMedia said in Graph module:

I’m using a bunch of graph already… why not using Grafana to record the data and the iFrame module to display them in your MM ?

That’s a good idea actually. I don’t know what grafana is, will look into it. I might just use the temperature logging python code I have and add a graphing portion to it as well and then use the iframe module to display the graph. Sounds feasible on paper.

I’m logging room temperature and humidity to a csv file. How would I go about using the data to graph it to my mirror?

That looks like a really cool module. I’ll give this a try this weekend.
About suggestions, maybe show the goalscores and goal times.
If a match is still going on, display how long the game has been on for. Somewhat like livescore.

Bump. I opend an issue on github. Hopefully someone will be able to replicate it. I have had this issue on two different sd cards.
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/557

@reidbarber said in Web-Radio:

If you use Alexa in the background, you can use iheartradio. Not sure if iheartradio has the stations you want but you can check.

This is exactly what I’ve been doing for the past few months. Plus you can use tunein for all your live radios.

I have this issue on my set up where whenever I launch the mm2 may it be in server mode only or in the regular mode it crashes the bluetooth audio on my Raspberry pi 3.
Some background, I use my MM2 on my desk as a dashboard and have amazon alexa running on it’s own on the pi. I have a bluetooth speaker hooked up which works fine on its own but whenever I start MM2 the bluetooth audio stops. Sometimes it happens after 5 mins other times after an hour.
I ran it in server mode and used the console on my browser to view the logs but couldn’t find anything related that could be causing the issue.

So my question is can MM2 cause the bluetooth to crash? How can I find out what is causing this issue?
Does someone out there have a set up with a working bluetooth connection for audio playback?

@clumsy_ninja This module has no visual feedback. You only get an audio prompt which indicates that alexa is listening and a second audio prompt when the audio stops.

Just did the survey.
Good luck with your thesis.

I also have the same problem

I’m going to order the dht-22 soon. I was reading about the sensor set up and most guides mention using a resistor. Do you guys have one in your set up?

I like the earth globe in the middle.
Can you please tell me which module it is and what it does?
Thanks

I think there is a confusion about the time limit. Alexa pi comes with 2 wake word engines, Sensory and kitt.ai. Sensory will expire in at least 120 days and will need to be re setup but but the kitt.ai engine doesn’t seem to have a time limit. Kitt.ai is free for personal use but needs to be licensed when used commercial.

@carteblanche [https://groups.google.com/a/kitt.ai/forum/m/#!topic/snowboy-discussion/UIX2eK4ScjI](Recompile for custom wake word)
You need to create your own voice model and recompile the code. Check the above link. It is pretty straight foward though I found that I get lots of false hits but that’s because my model number doesn’t have a lot of samples.

It is possible to tell alexa to execute the codes. There are several projects using aws lamda to process the codes. This guy for example did it with his mirror.
[https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/641/the-mystic-mirror-an-alexa-powered-magic-mirror](alexa mirror)

@darrene Nice. Alexa is working now?

@darrene I would say press D to see what the difference is then you’ll have a better idea on how to proceed.
Edit:
I just ran an update on my pi and got the same prompt. lightdm is a display manager and not directly related to alexa.
https://wiki.debian.org/LightDM

There’s a module called mm-music-player see here that you can use to achieve this. Then check out the raspberry pi website to connect your bluetooth speaker to your pi.
There’s no current bluetooth module the mm2.

@cowboysdude Hey, what’s the issue you have with the bluetooth speaker?
Mine used to work fine then stopped working after one of the updates. Mine will only play for a bit then stop playing while still staying connected.