@bkrand95 said in Black screen on start up of Magic Mirror:
module: ‘MMM-Remote-Control’,
uncomment the following line to show the URL of the remote control on the mirror
position: ‘bottom_left’
The line after MMM-Remote-Control should be a comment,
and there should be a comma after the ‘bottom_left’.
The only thing I noticed was you’re trying to use http and the default is https for the apiBase.
May I ask how you are using
classes: "daytime_scheduler"
Are there two instances of
daytime_scheduler
I use
classes: “currentweather”
type: “current”
and
classes: “weatherforcast”
type: “forecast”
to replace the deprecated modules.
@korey_sed Fonts were adjusted via CSS and/or (un)zoom.
The following was copied from Google Store
Length: 6.4 in (162 mm)
Width: 2.4 in (61 mm)
Height: 0.5 in (12.5 mm)
Weight: 1.9 oz (55 g)
Colors: Snow, Sunrise, Sky
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11ac (2.4 GHz / 5 GHz); Bluetooth
Operating System: Android TV OS
Resolution: Up to 4K HDR, 60 FPS
Supports resolutions up to 4K and high dynamic range (HDR)
Video Formats
Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+ for stunning picture quality.
1Ports
HDMI to plug directly into the TV
USB Type-C power
@kayakbabe I am not casting to my TV.
My MM does not screencast. I have MM setup to accept connections from the local WiFi network. The TV Bro app is just a browser installed on a dongle, that is connected to my TV.
@sdetweil Right. There are different hardware devices: Wikipedia Chromecast
The built-in browser on my older LG smart TV doesn’t display MM, but I loaded the TV Bro app on my Google’s chromecast with Google TV and it looks pretty good.
P.S. ‘Chromecast with Google TV’ is a Google branded user interface on Android TV in a chromecast capable dongle.
May I ask how you are using
classes: "daytime_scheduler"
Are there two instances of
daytime_scheduler
I use
classes: “currentweather”
type: “current”
and
classes: “weatherforcast”
type: “forecast”
to replace the deprecated modules.
The only thing I noticed was you’re trying to use http and the default is https for the apiBase.
Hi @sdetweil , Thanks for replying.
I am trying to migrate from the currentweather and weatherforcast modules to the new weather module.
I am using the MMM-Carousel module. It seemed strange (to me) to use the same module name. I was attempting to show the weather module with type=current on one slide and the weather module with type=forecast on another slide but with the same position. There didn’t seem to be any way to do this. I’ve since modified the config to use different positions so that a slide shows both current and forecast using the different positions.
It kinda works as I am getting the correct header but it just shows “Loading…” ,
Here is my config of MMM-Carousel:
{
module: "MMM-Carousel",
config: {
transitionInterval: 10000,
ignoreModules: ['alert', 'updatenotification', 'MMM-NewsFeedTicker'],
mode: 'slides',
slides: [
['clock', 'calendar'],
['clock', 'calendar', 'MMM-NetworkScanner'],
['currentweather', 'weatherforecast', 'MMM-NetworkScanner'],
['currentweather', 'weatherforecast', 'compliments'],
['clock', 'calendar', 'compliments'],
['clock', 'calendar', 'MMM-MoonPhase'],
['currentweather', 'weatherforecast', 'MMM-MoonPhase'],
['currentweather', 'weatherforecast']
]
}
},
Can someone think of a way to use the new weather module in situation?
I saw the following error msgs:
[21.04.2021 15:12.39.799] [LOG] Connecting socket for: currentweather
[21.04.2021 15:12.39.800] [WARN] The module 'currentweather' is deprecated in favor of the 'weather'-module, please refer to the documentation for a migration path
[21.04.2021 15:12.39.802] [LOG] Connecting socket for: weatherforecast
[21.04.2021 15:12.39.803] [WARN] The module 'weatherforecast' is deprecated in favor of the 'weather'-module, please refer to the documentation for a migration path
So I started looking at the documentation.
I couldn’t find how to specify the forecast weather type for one slide, and the current weather type for another slide in the MMM-Carousel which my MM currently uses.
Can somebody tell me?
Is it bad to have this?
pi@raspberrypi ~ % sudo -l|grep NOPASS
(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
pi@raspberrypi ~ %
Edit: To expand further, I have MMM-NetworkScanner running. I do not need to supply a password when I run sudo and I don’t have a password stored in a config file.