@sdetweil
Thank you for the reply, Sam.
I am indeed using a 4. AND vnc is my connection, unfortunately.
This reddit thread mentions possible fixes for that. https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/175dw97/comment/k4fia8o/?share_id=TNg-oqa439pj6ZLxNBGMP&utm_content=2&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1
I imagine booting and running off of the M2 would be faster, and more space, but havent tried yet.
I would like to do a fresh install on anM2 SSD to improve speed of my mirror. I’m currently running an older 32bit OS on a micro SD.
Is there any way to know if upgrading to a 64bit OS on an M2SSD would cause conflicts? Apologizes for the noob question.
I think it would be great to have a kaleidoscope module. Something to distort a group of photos located on the pi. Color washes or mirrored moving images. Has anyone attempted this? I haven’t seen anything like it.
Nick
Is there an existing module to display an Owlet baby monitor feed?
@sdetweil
Got it! Solved!
Sam, I can’t thank you enough for your time and patience. I appreciate all of your help. Over the years even!
I dont mean to be an annoyance. I find these issues daunting and beyond understanding at times.
@sdetweil
After following your basic instructions I’m still having the issue.
To clarify, after adding the modules config information, the mirror wont start up… removing the config information and saving auto starts the mirror.
@sdetweil
I’m gonna give it a go later tonight
i have not yet. I’ll need to research how to do that properly…
@sdetweil
thanks Sam. after adjusting the devDependencies in package.json then running npm install seemed to correct the install.
I have auto start mirror enabled when making adjustments to config file. However after adding the config info for this module, the mirror wont start. maybe too old of a module…any suggestions on a better image viewer module?