@sdetweil oh yes sry, I saw it, ok now I have adapted the Package.jason and it is now running.
Did I do that correctly with the mm.cmd file so that the GPU is active? It still stutters or the clock module is also lagging behind :-(
Do you speak German too?
@sdetweil what do you mean by LSR? what does that mean?
I have now done this:
Of course, with “npm run server” it runs in the browser.
but how do I do it natively on the computer itself? When I enter the command “npm run start” there is an error in the cmd, something with the display.
I wonder if I did everything correctly, as you described it.
@sdetweil aha ok then to line 4:
ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1
@sdetweil OK, thanks, I’ll test it.
Question: Is it possible to switch on exactly the same parameters for the GPU with MagicMirror in Windows?
export ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1 ?
@sdetweil
aha ok, you mean like this:
?
@sdetweil
@sdetweil
yes I installed the latest MagicMirror installation under Ubuntu with this automatic script:
bash -c “$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/raspberry.sh)”
where can you change the value of “ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1”?
or under ~/MagicMirror/installers/mm.sh >change it like in the picture?
I have enough performance with my hardware.
Thanks for your help.
Hello everyone, can someone tell me why my Magic Mirror always stutters?
My system runs on an IntelNuc i5 32GB RAM 250SSD.
That should be enough to run stutter-free and smoothly??
I’ve already tried the MagicMirror on Windows and RasbianOS and it still stutters on both operating systems.
I have all the standard modules and additional modules like:
Can someone help me??
Thanks
@BKeyport Good morning thanks,
Everything works fine locally now.
But when I call up my MagicMirror via a browser on another computer via an IP address, there is no cam stream.
I think it only works locally?
Is there any other solution? Or at least display a picture from the IP camera?
@jasondreher Unfortunately, iframe does not work with Reolink cameras.
