@SH20192

edit MMM-Scorebpoard.js and change line 552 to

 Log.log("[MMM-MyScoreboard] Updating Scores");

@dstoneham how do you get it back to 109% manually?

@Skorpionbird cool which solution did u use? Edit file or upgrade on off?

yep, not your fault… new browser restriction…

fix in next version july

workaround

edit
MagicMirror/js/electron.js
add the line marked below

let mainWindow;

function createWindow() {
    app.commandLine.appendSwitch('autoplay-policy', 'no-user-gesture-required');  //< -------- added

save, and restart Mm

@SH20192 if you open the developers window on the client, ctrl-shift-i, select the console tab and scroll up… do you find any errors? usually red text

@dstoneham said in remote control brightness not saving always goes back to 50%:

remote control brightness

sorry, of what? some module? pi, tv?

@Cr4z33 said in MMM-awesome-alexa:

every other module using sound (ie. MMM-AssistantMk2, MMM-Spotify, etc.) is already working perfectly.

yes, doesn’t mean anything… every module can use their own methods to make sound…

let us know if/when u get there

@Skorpionbird ok… on the issue I posted, the developer says latest onoff version should work too…

4.1.1, hover-nodejs request 1.1.1 and got 1.2.0

so another thing to try after this, is rename the node_modules/onoff folder to onoff-old
then from MagicMirror folder do

npm install onoff

to get the latest

and try running mirror again…

there are some breaking changes in 4.1.0 and above, so its possible to cause more problems…

@nhpunch that is in the node_helper, serial library

looks like serialport.write(data: string|Buffer|Array,

i don’t know anything about serial port api… looks like promise based, so would need callbacks or .then()

@nhpunch said in How to use the 'node_helper', 'serialport':

	buttonoff.addEventListener('click', ()=> {
			Log.log("button pushed 'on'")
   			this._isPushed = false;
			console.log(this._isPushed);
                        this.sendSocketNotification(“BUTTON_PUSHED”,this._isPushed)
   	});
 	 button.addEventListener('click', ()=> {
 			Log.log("button pushed 'off' ")
    			this._isPushed = true;
 			console.log(this._isPushed);
                        this.sendSocketNotification(“BUTTON_PUSHED”,this._isPushed)
         });