I use 3 time-based modules (Scheduler, AlarmClock, PrayerTime). Each module implement internal timer to check current time if there is a trigger an event. IMO, it will more efficient if the module use a broadcast event from Clock module (every minute and/or every hour, each configured through config.js) to trigger particular event in the user module. The Clock broadcast event will contain date (MM/DD/YYYY) and time (hh : mm : ss) minimally.
@MichMich : What do you think?

I’m using the exact rpi camera, and it’s working flawlessly with facial-recognition module. also taking a picture or record video. Have you test the camera before attached to its place?

@schnibel Awesome module!

@Preve currently is not supported yet. You can ask a feature request for this one.

@Speedy-one the process is quite a long-steps. :)

@lolobyte said in MMM-Podcast: omxplayer still running. kill forced:

Hello,
This is my problem.

0|mm | button pressed
0|mm | undefined
0|mm | omxplayer still running. kill forced

The video is present as video.mp4 in the MMM-Podcast folder.
omxplayer is installed.
I run this command and the Video is shown in the middle of the screen ;-))

pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Podcast $ omxplayer -p -o hdmi video.mp4

but… no sound. ok, that’s another issue.

By presssing the Button bo video is starting.

Can somebody help with this?

I usually not using -p option for sound issue.

omxplayer -o hdmi video.mp4

@Speedy-one which URL for S-health API?

@AAPS you can set config playAdzan as following to tell module NOT to play adzan:

playAdzan: [],

@mizzoudavis I leave the bezel intact. Other area not covered by bezel (outside the monitor), you simply add black/dark tape/paper/paint.

@zam you’re welcome.