@Mykle1

found something here, but unfortunately no one mentioned the module used.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2143/using-the-raspberry-pi-camera-to-see-through-the-mirror

Re: Using the Raspberry Pi Camera to see through the mirror

What module is used to use the pi-camera and capture a picture or video?

@Mykle1
I also looked there before and couldn’t find it.
i’ll keep searching …

thx

@Mykle1
indeed the “read me” file says USB webcam.
any idea of module name for MM that does the same but with a PI cam ?

Re: Camera module
Hi,
can I also use the rasp-Pi camera instead of a USB cam?

@trividar
can you tell me how I can start a fan running when pi cpu is > 70°C and off when lower.
What program did you use, was this a separate module for the MM?

@Jopyth

have installed the module, just small maybe stupid question. (i have no skills in electronics)
when you talk about pin 24, pin 25, do you mean GPIO24 - GPIO25 ?

@shbatm for the moment i didn’t use any scheduler, carousel or profileswitcher.

@shbatm
Made some larger changes and saw the video moves. Now it’s perfect within the box.
I’ve noticed that when video is out of the box window, the omxplayer is not stopped or killed. Video still remains visible even MM has stopped.
At moment the video was perfect within the box, it also kills perfect the video stream.
Just wanted to let you know this.
thanks for the support.
J.

@shbatm

Nice work man.
One small question: white box is not in line with the video window.
I added this line in the config

//      autoStart: true,
	rotateStreams: false,   //changed true to false		           
        rotateStreamTimeout: 10,    // seconds
	moduleWidth: 354,
	moduleHeight: 240,
moduleOffset: { top: 20, left: -20 },		
        localPlayer: 'omxplayer',
        remotePlayer: 'none',
        showSnapWhenPaused: true,
        remoteSnaps: true,

but this doesn’t change anything, position of video window isn’t moved.
how can I change the position?