Hi everyone, The goal was to make something simple and reliable without requiring any API keys or Google developer setup. In the spirit of giving back to the MagicMirror community, and as a companion to MMM-DriveVideos, here is: MMM-DriveImages Features: Displays images from Google Drive No API keys required No OAuth app setup Automatic background syncing (no cron) Simple setup for non-technical users Supports linear or random playback Setup is done with a single command: ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-DriveImages/connect After that, just upload photos to a Google Drive folder named: mirror-images The mirror updates automatically. Repo: https://github.com/Dresch360/MMM-DriveImages Would love and appreciate any feedback. [image: 1775191749009-screenshot.png]

Hi everyone, The goal was to make something simple and reliable without requiring any API keys or Google developer setup. In the spirit of giving back to the MagicMirror community, and as a companion to MMM-DriveImages created today, here is: MMM-DriveVideos This module lets you play videos directly from a Google Drive folder using simple browser authentication. No API keys. No Google developer setup. Upload videos to a folder called mirror-videos and they will automatically sync and play on your mirror. MP4 support Linear or random playback Optional sound on or off Fully local playback after sync GitHub: https://github.com/Dresch360/MMM-DriveVideos Would love and appreciate any feedback. [image: 1775191052536-screenshot.png]

@Dresch360 The Pi5 has new GPIO hardware. It is not compatible with software written for earlier Pi models. So look at what gpio library is being called by the modules you are wanting to use. I’ve been rewriting my own code to use gpiozero . gpiozero works and isrecommend by raspberry pi foundation and works on older pis too. Lgpio works on rpi5 Gpiod works on rpi5 Pigpio WILL NOT WORK RPi.GIPO WILL NOT WORK I haven’t tried rpi-lgpio which supposed to be a drop in replacement for rpi.gpio.