I will give this a go soon, although I’m not really getting on with Microsoft To Do. It’s nowhere as good as Wunderlist. Anyone got any other suggestions for good To Do apps?

Cool, I look forward to seeing how you get on with this project.

Sounds interesting, have you asked the company for a sample piece for you to try?

Any programmers out there who would find this module useful?
Currently using a Wunderlist module which is useful but it does tend to stop working after some time and MM needs restarting to get it going again.

I find this module really useful for sending multiple reminders to my mirror on the fly.

Unfortunately for me I don’t know much about programming, only very few basics.

@cyberphox said in 43” tv with 55” IR touch frame:

TouchService

https://fotomasterltd.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006284514-Mirror-Me-Booth-IR-Touch-Service-Calibration

I saw this when googling. Will this help?

So it looks like Microsoft are starting to replace Wunderlist with Microsoft To Do.

Wondering if anyone has seen a new module for this?
Would like to replace my Wunderlist with this if they’re going to switch off Wunderlist.

It looks like you should be able to use “Outlook Task REST API reference (version 2.0)” for it. But I don’t know enough about programming to make the module myself.

I think your best bet is do remount your display to be square. As @broberg said, if you can do it, it won’t look very good due to the nature of the line up of the pixels. Small text will probably be un-readable.

If you want to use the touchscreen, you would have to apply one way mirror vinyl directly to the monitor screen and put that in a frame.

@peemoeller Hi, I never went down this route in the end. It might still be something I might try in the future.
In the end I found a cheap good quality 24" monitor which was going to be fine for my project.
I found some tutorials somewhere on calibrating a touch display but hadn’t found anything with about calibrating for a smaller monitor.
Have you tried experimenting with normal calibration to see if it will calibrate to a smaller display?
I’d be interested if you find a solution to this as I might well be tempted to try it in the future.

I haven’t yet, I have used the film on glass for my first mirror project. The main problem is you have to use soapy water (spray) to apply the film to make sure you don’t get any bubbles. (Near impossible to apply film without water)

If you do this directly to a typical monitor screen you might get water over the electronics side of it. You might be able to if you’re extremely careful and take good precautions.

I’m planning on trying this on my next project as I have a touchscreen monitor.
The monitor I have is a frame-less one and the glass is a bit thicker on the front than a typical monitor.
I am confident I can apply the film to this without any issues.