@hengy no.problem. that’s why I asked.

@sdetweil Thanks for your help, will do.

Re: MMM-AQI It seems to be running. But doesn’t seem to change the value in the aqi index. Any idea why?

@sdetweil There were 3 processes for Live Stream i@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror $ ps -ef | grep “Live-Stream” pi 7037 7014 0 13:52 pts/1 00:00:00 /bin/sh -c ./modules/MMM-Live-Stream-TV/node_modules/@warren-bank/hls-proxy/hls-proxy/bin/hlsd.js --port “8181” pi 7038 7037 3 13:52 pts/1 00:00:01 node ./modules/MMM-Live-Stream-TV/node_modules/@warren-bank/hls-proxy/hls-proxy/bin/hlsd.js --port 8181 pi 7157 6922 0 13:53 pts/0 00:00:00 grep --color=auto Live-Stream I’ve killed them and then restarted Magi Mirror and again get 3 processes. I tired killing only 2 of the 3, no luck.

The best way for me to do it was to use node-red. Fantastic program for us newbies with little coding experience. Highly recommended. I’m running it on the pi that is sending the values to the MM pi. Works great.

I did find it could be done when a template was available, something like this one for Home Assistant code_text ```climate: platform: mqtt name: "Master Bedroom" current_temperature_topic: "homeassistant/sensors/flair/puck/Master Bedroom-30f/Temperature" current_temperature_template: "{{(value * 9/5)+32}}" precision: 0.1

@hengy Well it seems to be working. What was missing from the cut and paste I did of the code was #! / Usr / local / bin / python Seems /usr/local/bin/python doesn’t exist on my pi. I changed it to usr/bin/python. Also okunan means read in Turkish. I changed it back to read. I ran this in a terminal and it seems to work. Nice, I now have a screen which changes to ambient light.