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    • RE: Black Screen

      Did you comment out something with #?

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: welcome newcomers my own clip by motion detector

      @meteor007 I would start first with reading through the forum. Cause it won’t be that easy to implement all what you want. So first be sure, that you are able to bring the effort to go the “extra” mile for a DIY-Magic Mirror. In case you recognize, that you haven’t the time or interest, I saw a thread about a Magic Mirror on kickstarter…

      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: welcome newcomers my own clip by motion detector

      I’m not sure, what you really want to know.

      • Raspberry pi?
      • MagicMirror-Framework based on node.js or just your own solution if it’s just the video
      • Motion Detector is connected with Pi-Pins / alternatively maybe ITTT and then push?
      posted in Hardware
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    • RE: Autostart & turning off powersave

      We should gather all the relevant information and combine them in a big tutorial.
      For example i also miss some reference to unclutter to hide the mousecursor.
      For early beginners it should be as easy as possible… Maybe i will work on that the next weeks. :-)

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Autostart & turning off powersave

      I had the same troubles. The only thing that worked was:

      @chengstark said in Screen keeps going to black after a few minutes.:

      run
      nano /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart
      Comment out (put a # in front of) the lines that are already in the file and add these 4 lines.

      @xset s off
      @xset -dpms
      @xset s noblank
      @midori -e Fullscreen -a http://localhost/MagicMirror/index.php
      

      This will disable the screensaver and start the magic mirror on boot and skip loading the LXDE GUI.

      quoted from “https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/3oktfu/magic_mirror_how_to/”


      Note from admin: Please use Markdown on code snippets for easier reading!

      the only problem with this is, that you deactivate the GUI. (without commenting out the lines, it didn’t worked in my case…)

      EDIT: the @midori-line can be skipped :-)

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Move Module to corner

      @strawberry-3.141 Thank you! Now it works very well!
      Don’t know why i didn’t thought about height & width before :D

      posted in Development
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    • RE: Move Module to corner

      @strawberry-3.141 sorry for my wrong explanation.
      I just want to reduce the whole margin because my display is to small for weather + clock.
      So i tried to reduce it with the tags:

      • margin: xxx

      • margin-left: xxx in combination with margin-right: xxx
        both didn’t work.
        I had the problem that everything just moved to the left instead of providing more space.
        So i had at the right a huge blank space which wasn’t my plan… (Check the attached picture)
        Thank you for your help!
        0_1476032707196_Problem.png

      posted in Development
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    • RE: Move Module to corner

      Did it work? I tried it aswell and have the problem, that i just adjust the left-margin?
      (tried it with custom & main.css)

      Can someone help? :-)

      posted in Development
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    • RE: Brightness Requirements

      @Truthhy
      I would say round about 20%. But maybe also someone else can give feedback.

      posted in Hardware
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