@leduy87vnhn could you give us some information on how you integrated Google Home with MM.
Thanks

@0m4r thanks for answering me.
Now it works without my intervention!

Where can I find the news you are working on?

@sdetweil can you advise me with similar graphics?
Thanks 😉

@jasondreher I understood that you used GA to send commands to the MM.
So what do you use?

Thanks

Hi guys,
for a couple of days I have not seen the results of Serie A (Italy) and Champions League.

Is it just me who has this problem?
Thank you.

@mykle1 @sdetweil
False alarm! It works again! I don’t know why…
From your posts it seems that the end of this API is near … when will it happen can you advise me with similar graphics?

Thank you very much

hello everyone, from today the module doesn’t work anymore.
The module remains in “Loading” and on the terminal I have this error:

[01.02.2021 12: 56.02.875] [LOG] [MMM-DarkSkyForecast] 1-Feb-21 12:56 ** ERROR ** null

Do you know if something has happened?

Many Thanks!

@jasondreher said in Controlling Magic Mirror from Alexa:

I do the same thing without node red. Using the MMM-Remote-Control module.

Here is the switch in HomeAssistant to turn on/off MMM-Snow

    mmsnow:
      command_on: 'curl "http://192.168.0.163:8090/remote?action=SHOW&module=module_0_MMM-Snow"'
      command_off: 'curl "http://192.168.0.163:8090/remote?action=HIDE&module=module_0_MMM-Snow"' 

Mine just turns on off based on the weather, but you could expose this to Alexa and tell her to turn it on and off.

Hi @jasondreher could you tell me the steps to give a command to MM using GoogleHome through MMM-Remote-Control?
Thanks

Hi community!
looking around in recent months, in the forest of modules, I notice that the modules that implement the Google Assistant or Alexa are scarce for various reasons:

• difficulty in implementing GA or Alexa in modules
• instability in speech recognition due to non-performing microphones
• difficulty in keeping a module updated to the continuous changes in Google policies.
  *lack of time to create a stable, usable and maintained module

I was wondering: would it be possible to use a Google Home or an Echo Dot to control the MM?

Does something already exist?
Has anyone already thought about it?

I do not give up::face_with_stuck-out_tongue_closed_eyes:
it is possible to resize MM so that it does not occupy the whole screen and remains a side band where you can stack the various “omxplayer” streams?

Thanks

@Mathieu Stop ;-)

@JerryP thank you for answering me!
The stream is ok, I think the problem is the coexistence between MMM-Pages and this module. For now I have managed using the omxplayer command which he launched from the terminal outside of MM.

@George thank you but I already knew this.
My problem is to move the modules (out of the default regions) to make room for video surveillance.

Is it better to move the individual modules?
Is it better to move regions?
Would it be possible to run MM not in “full screen”?

Thanks

@jste84 do you need that recipe?
If you don’t need it, just comment the configuration dedicated to the recipes. If you want to post the configuration so let’s take a look at it.

@Mathieu meanwhile it would be better if you read the guideon github for MMM-GoogleAssistant and MMM-Assistant2Display

Then I would try this config:

{
		  module: "MMM-GoogleAssistant",
		  position: "fullscreen_above",
		  config: {
			assistantConfig: {
				lang: "fr-FR",
				latitude: 44.6503800,
				longitude: -0.35508007.558791,		
							},
			responseConfig: {
			  useScreenOutput: true,
			  screenOutputCSS: "screen_output.css",
			  screenOutputTimer: 5000,
			  screenRotate: false,
			  activateDelay: 250,
			  useAudioOutput: true,
			  useChime: true,
			  newChime: false,
			  useNative: true,
			  playProgram: "mpg321"
							},
			A2DServer: {
			  useA2D: true,
			  stopCommand: "stop",
			  useYouTube: true,
			  youtubeCommand: "youtube",
			  displayResponse: true
						},
			micConfig: {
			  recorder: "arecord",
			  device: "plughw:2"
						},
			snowboy: {
				Sensitivity: 0.7,
				Model: "jarvis"
					},
				}
	},

	{
		  module: "MMM-Assistant2Display",
		  position: "bottom_right",
		  config: {
			debug:false,
			useYoutube: true,
				cast: {
					useCast: true,
					castName: "MagicMirror",
					port: 8569
					},
				volume: {
					  useVolume: true,
					  volumePreset: "ALSA_HDMI",
					  myScript: null
						},
				links: 	{
						useLinks: true,
						scrollActivate: true
						},
						}
		},

after activating GA with “Jarvis” remember to say “YouTube …” and the name of the video …

Hi everyone,
I would like to change the layout of my MM but I have to deal with the difficult (for me … :-() movement of the modules by means of the “custom.css” file.
Here are some screenshots to make you understand what you want to do.
I would like to move the modules in the right and middle regions to the left:

to leave speace for 4/5 streams windows (omxplayer) of my surveillance cameras:

I use MMM-Pages as a page manager and I’m afraid it might give some problems …
Can you help me?

Thanks.

No idea?!

@edward-shen many thanks!

@Mathieu good job!
Post your config please (if I’m not mistaken some YouTube videos covered by copyright, due to Google policies, are no longer visible using GA…)

Hi,
I would like to resize the youtube window that is launched from this module, both during the cast and when the video is launched from GA.
By default the video is full screen.
Is there any way to resize this window?

Many Thanks.