@Sean

Thank you for helping Sean.

The problem is that when the remote-control module is loaded by MagicMirror somewhere in the code it says disable HDMI. So whenever my screen powers up and loads the magicmirror everything works fine until the remote-control module is loaded, then my monitor goes from showing the magicmirror to “searching for input source”.

What I want the remote module to do is just be enabled in the background without disabling the rpi HDMI automatically from the beginning.

Makes sense? :)

@Sean
Hi Sean

It’s the Remote-Control module that automatically disables the HDMI. If I don’t enable the remote-control module in my config.js, the screen stays on as it should.

Hi!

Whenever I activate the wonderful MMM-Remote-Control and either start or refresh my mirror, I have to manually use the remote-control to turn on my monitor again.

Is there any way to disable this auto turn off HDMI feature?

Cheers from Denmark!