Dear @j-e-f-f , thank you for your recommendation. I was figuring out how to put everything in stand by mode so my screen would be active when I am sleeping ( have it hanging in my sleepingroom). Dear @radokristof , thank you very much for your reply. I did not figured out then :D I will try your solution whith powering off the HDMI port. Anyway guys, thank you for your interesting replies. Kind regards :)

At the moment, it does require the ability to click the play button upon launch. I’m looking into a workaround for that. As it turns out, the simple addition of ?autoplay=1 to the url gives the video stream the ability to auto start. So, no need to click anything. I love google! First search and the solution was right there! :thumbsup:

What do you mean, they won’t let you use the API? Did you apply for access to the Geofox-API and they denied? What did they say? https://www.hvv.de/fahrplaene/abruf-fahrplaninfos/datenabruf/ The only other module I know of is this one: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/369/hamburg-hvv-public-transportation-module-using-realtime-data/8 (where we both already posted. ;) )

@paulb and not to forget if you want this automatically after boot: sudo nano /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart add the following to that file @unclutter -idle 3

@Mykle1, thank you for your quick answer. I am going to try that and keep you updated. :)

@lavolp3 Thank you very much :) It it mounted on the wall via a wall mount which is connected to the screen. The whole frame is connected to the screen through a frame made of wood. The DHT-22 as well as the PIR Sensor are located on the right, right behind the frame. I did not find a good solution on how to “hide” the PIR Sensor, so I though I should hide it a little bit.

@shazam23 You have modified files that has not been ‘saved’ in the git database. Type ‘git status’, and it will list those changes. After that you can decide what to do: keep the changes (in this case use ‘git commit’) revert or discard the changes (in this case ‘git checkout’ is the command, if I am not mistaken) Not sure what exactly you try to achieve, but for an update I would use a fresh directory instead. Just create a new one and clone into it…

Dear @jchan, the mirror is attached through 4 screws which I drilled through the glas. (make sure that you tape before drilling otherwise the glas will break). The wood is just plain wood from the local shop.

I just thought about not running the monitor all the time, cause of overheating. My Mirror will be 5,5 cm thick so I think that there should be enough room, that the warm air can flow away. Nevertheless, thank you for your input :)

Haha, looks like my development setup. But since I got a curved TV you wouldn’t believe that it is for a mirror. (Or you’d take me for an idiot).

The SSH server is enabled by default on a Raspbian image. And none of the security settings are enabled by default, leaving it to accept connections. The default login is 'pi' with password 'raspberry'. If you are unable to log in to the rpi from a remote connection with those credentials, then you are using an invalid/corrupt/hacked image. I recommend downloading it fresh from www.raspberrypi.org. The fact that you said you are using sudo to SSH into the rpi tells me you are attempting to connect from a different unix machine. Is this true? For one, you do not need sudo to issue SSH commands as a regular user. And second, where are you attempting to connect FROM?