Just for an update on this, I haven’t pushed this to git yet but the new module will now have a playlist where you can scroll through and choose which song to play.

I’m also looking to make the volume scroll ball bigger, so it’s easier to grab. If you saw my demonstration video you can see I had a little bit of trouble grabbing it. Still working on this one though, as I want the size of the ball to remain the same visually but the actual to be larger. Unfortunately though, margin doesn’t seem to detect the dragging event.

@nobiryu Hello! Please see this post.

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/166/eof-s-touch-screen-magic-mirror-testing-phase

@KirAsh4 Haha I know that feeling!

@KirAsh4 haha alright go for it! Let us know what comes of it.

@KirAsh4 I did the manual install for mine anyways, but I could have sworn I did an update / upgrade but I may be wrong.

Maybe it’s something that can just be added to the install instructions as a small note.

@KirAsh4 as a note on this reply, Alt + F2 (I think) will bring up the run dialog box from which you can launch lxterminal.

As an update to my situation, I was able to get mine working by installing electron dependencies.

sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-0 libnotify4 libgconf2-4 libnss3

I am running a pi 3 with Jessie by the way.

FYI @MichMich @paviro

Anyone have recommendations for speakers for the pi? USB Powered preferred and also pretty small in size.

I plan on putting them inside my enclosure, since my mirror will also play music, so I would like something pretty small but also decently loud.

Looking at something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Earise-AL-101-Computer-Speakers-Powered/dp/B00CXLCMGY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1465176203&sr=8-1&keywords=usb+powered+speakers+mini

@KirAsh4 Yeah that was kind of my idea to too.

@KirAsh4 Solid advice! I’m not sure how I would actually go about doing that for this particular cable though… let me show you what I’m working with here lol.

It’s a pretty short cable haha. Of course, it does have a USB controller and other cables that actually run to the pi. I will be sure to secure those as well though.