@KSumwalt please update the module and try once more. If the problem will exist, send here your logs

@KSumwalt

the module is working. try to reinstall it and check the configuration once more.
Here is the community member says that he uses module perfectly https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/13726/mmm-ledstripcontrol-control-a-led-strip-with-optional-pong-game-support

@Mrtrol2013 said in MMM-MQTTbridge:

Can I use this module to manage MMM-pages?

Yes.

See

• that part of MMM-pages’s readme here https://github.com/edward-shen/MMM-pages#regarding-notifications and

• that part of MMM-MQTTbridge’s readme here https://github.com/sergge1/MMM-MQTTbridge#mqtt-to-notifications-dictionary-section

@Curtis777 I have tried with the foil, no way. Not reccomend

Version 1.1 released https://github.com/sergge1/MMM-MQTTbridge

Code updated with the help of community members.
Now,

• mqtt topics introduced into mqttDictionary. This allows now:
  – Subscribe to that specific topic from the mqttDictionary.
  – now you can specify different behavior for the same payload from different topics,
  e.g. if you got the mqttPayload “20” at “kitchen/temperature” topic and at “kitchen/humiduty” topic - different Command could be executed (before module recognized only payload for all the topics subscribed);

• Now, if notiPayload or mqttPayload are not specified within mqttDictionary or notiDictionary, the respective payload from mqtt or noti will be sent as payload for noti or mqtt.
  E.g. if MM receives the mqtt message at “kitchen/temperature” with payload “20”, and mqttDictionary does not have specified payload at all - the “20” will go as payload for issued Noti.

• All errors of several mqtt connections disappear;

• mqttBridgeFormatOnly - not used anymore;

• Changed mqttDictionary according to notiDictionary. Subscription to topic only once

Please do not forget to change the config section and mqttDictionary accroding to the new structure.

@shinebright what you had changed? Could you tell soi can add it as an option for the next releases

@Jagsi that is the problem. Remove plastic border from the screen. This will solve the problem.

@mmcghee I am using 5v 12a ac/dc power supply inside the frame.
It is used for power of RPi, sound amplifier with 2 speakers, 2.5m of ws2812b LED strip. Also I have built in mic and pir sensor and Bluetooth module (external). Also 3 physical buttons: power off everything, RPi reset and turnoff LED strip.

@designs-by-Lucht recommend to use VA monitor. Best contrast , so real black during night and high white during day.

Check this out
*Both TN and IPS panels tend to have a contrast ratio around 1000:1, although in my testing I have noted some differences. TN panels tend to have the lowest contrast ratios when calibrated, with an entry-level panel sitting between 700:1 and 900:1 and good panels pushing up to that 1000:1 mark. IPS has a larger range, I’ve seen some as low as 700:1 like TNs, however the very best tend to push up higher than TN, with 1200:1 as the upper range for desktop monitors and some laptop-grade displays reaching as high as 1500:1.

Neither TN nor IPS get to the range of VA though. Entry-level VA panels start with a contrast ratio of 2000:1 from those that I’ve tested, with the best easily exceeding 4500:1, although 3000:1 is a typical figure for most monitors. TVs make extensive use of VA panels and there contrast ratios can be even higher. It’s not unusual to see over 6000:1. So if you want deep blacks and high contrast ratios, you’ll need to go with something VA*

Source https://www.techspot.com/amp/article/1788-display-tech-compared/