Yes thats possible, you need to work with the classes as i wrote in the documentation.
{
module: 'clock',
position: 'top_left',
//Set your classes here seperated by a space.
//Shown for all users
classes: 'default everyone'
},
{
module: 'example_module2',
position: 'top_left',
//Only shown for name1
classes: 'thierry james'
},
{
module: 'example_module',
position: 'top_right',
//Only shown for name1
classes: 'james'
}
@yuyuyu
I don‘t thinks so, because the CEC Protocol works (as i know) only with a HDMI Connected Screen.
@ChrizZz
Yes i know this issue. i’m currently working on a bugfix. will tell you if i’m done.
@ChrizZz
Sound a little bit long to me, for me it works faster. But it took a while until they are startet. Do you use default settings?
@ChrizZz
Thanks for your solution. Usually it’s because the link for cv2 is to the wrong python Version.
Happy to hear that it works.
@ChrizZz
Yes you need to use one of the Face Reco Module that this works. Better my new Module 
it’s much more accurate.
@ChrizZz
You can use my other Module https://github.com/nischi/MMM-MotionControl to control TV with my Face Reco Module. It communicate with Notifications and is not using an own Camera Stream.
Yes its the newest version of the face reco 
No its not that important that you use a virtual environment, bit with this you can also install different versions on the same machine. but if you have a virtual environment you need to install all dependencies ther, dlib and face reco too.
@Ivanov_d Thanks a lot, glad to hear that.
@thedoorsfanatic Ne sorry, da habe ich gerade keine Lösung. Aber ist das nicht eine Konfigurationssache? Also dort wo du das Modul in MagicMirror einbindest?