I use the display of my two GMail calendars. One calendar (pink) is displayed normally. The second calendar (blue) hangs very often on old events. The event display is not updated. The update delay varies from several hours to several days.
Here’s an example:
Today is Thursday. The blue calendar display settled on Tuesday’s event. After reloading, MM2 events are displayed correctly.
Tomorrow Friday’s event is at 6 a.m.
The settings for updating calendars are the same.

Perhaps you did not understand me…)
I want the event that today (the top line of the list of events) to be yellow, the rest pink (as in the screenshot). Only the event TODAY turned yellow.

Good afternoon. Standard CALENDAR module.
I made a color setting by keywords (Birthday, Memorial Day…). But I would like when the event comes (written TODAY in the calendar), so that it is this event that changes the color to another (specify the color in the settings).

Tell me what I’m doing wrong?
I installed the old version of OS Raspberry 10.13, installed a mirror with standard modules, and installed the MMM-RTSPStream module. Made camera settings. If I choose a VLC player, then I hear sound from the camera, there are Stream1 in tasks, but there is no video in the module frame. When choosing other players (OMX and ffmpeg), there is no video either.
Although I have the same settings for this module and with a VLC player on another flash drive with the latest version of OS, the video raspberry works. But it happens that when the raspberry is rebooted, the video stream does not always fall into the module frame.

@sdetweil Thank you !!! ))))

pm2 restart /home/vova/MagicMirror/installers/mm.sh

This command overloaded the program MM2 and returned the video stream to the right place in the RTSP frame…)

Tell me which command to restart MagicMirror? I want to try after turning on the screen to reboot the program itself.
Not raspberries, but mirror programs. Maybe it will help return the stream picture to the right place…?

@BKeyport I see such a picture through VNC on raspberries when the motion sensor is triggered.

But the RTSP window of the stream moves out of the frame after turning on the screen on the motion sensor and on the monitor, which is connected to the raspberry via HDMI. It turns out that this is a VLC player problem…?

It turns out that, in principle, the RTSP module works in a mirror via VNC, but only if you do not dampen the screen (and sometimes overload the raspberry).
If you turn off the screen by the motion sensor, the RTSP module does not return the flow picture to the desired place…

So the stream from the remote camera cannot be connected correctly in the mirror? (((
Especially if there is a desire to extinguish the screen in the long-term absence of movement near the mirror…