@elitecybernet Hi! Yes, default is “no sound”, because if you set it to yes, it will not “autoplay”. But you can just change the option: muted to false. { module: 'MMM-Videoplayer', position: 'middle_center', config: { muted: false, } }, Like so… :)

@joecas65 said in MMM-HomeAssistant-Sensors (Development) - Show your HA Sensors on your Mirror: @Snille Hi, is it possible to add a line separator between sensors ? thanks I like the way the MMM-MyScoreboard does, by adding this line border-bottom: solid 1px #222; You can add it to your custom.css file (for more info about how to write in css, check https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/6808/css-101-getting-started-with-css-and-understanding-how-css-works?_=1677609386326)

Hi all! Just wanted you all to know that you CAN actually use an Airtame to display the mirror! If you setup a “serveronly” instance of MM and then point your Airtame’s “Homescreen Backround” to a website and enter the URL to your MM (Server) there. It shows up! Of course you cant have any “touch” functionality and other “intelligence” on the Airtame. But if you just want to display stuff without interaction directly on the device it works great! You can also still use the “MMM-Remote” module to control what’s displayed on the device of course. Or why not MMM-Scheduler… :) I have tried this on an Airtime running with firmware version 3.0.0-b6. Enjoy!

That is awesome!!!

@Mykle1 I’m not sure of the temp before the heat sink. I never really payed any attention to it. I had already decided to use a big passive heat sink after reading trough some threads here. So I never tried running the mirror without a heat sink when it was built. But now when it’s all complete, It’s hovering around 50-55 degrees celsius when all is up and running. Even if I switch profiles, show, hide modules and “use” the mirror so to speak. :)

Hi @Snille just found Magic Mirror project online and I’m about to get started to build a family dashboard similar to https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/18011/touchscreen-family-dashboard but interested in your design of having profiles for the members of the family so I can change what is shown on the display. I’m just getting started today to start the development. I’ll probably reach out with some questions. If you have any suggestions on how I should do the initial setup and start my build let me know. I’m probably going to use a monitor similar to the one from the link of the family dashboard ASUS 24" 1080P Multi-Touch Monitor (BE24ECSBT).

@Cato said in Listening to only 127.0.0.1:8080...: address: “0.0.0.0”, Ah! Thank you! :) Worked!

@turntablist2 u can use any language u like. I created a conversion script in JavaScript for one person. It’s knowing your data, and how you would organized it into items you would chart. Draw the chart on paper, what are the x and y axis?, how do you get your data into points along the line.

This would be great. + 1

Thanks alot for the module! Works lika a charm. For everyone that wants to use a local image, you could use this as your url: http://127.0.0.1:8080/modules/MMM-Profilepicture/pictures/YOURIMAGE.jpg And as provided in the link, the image should be located in /modules/MMM-Profilepicture/pictures/

@snille Hello Snilles how are you? I’ve been stuck for ages trying to do the same thing (switch profile on demand) with scripts or Google Home. The reason is: I can’t find any php or js function to (as you said) “visit” URL:s --> because you have to be in a browser You can add commands on Google Home via IFTTT request, which only uses external IP! Would you have any idea that could help me please? Thank you very much for your help, Cedric

I propused the idea mentioned before https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/775

@gaudouy Hi, no, it can only show and hide one/ or multiple instances of the same type of module on one button, but not two different types of modules on one button.

Hi all, I’m currently working on a Digital Photo Frame. When looking for a good place to start I found this: https://benja.io It’s basically ARCH with only Electron running. Not only that, it’s fully Hardware accelerated! :) I thought, maybe the MagicMirror² can use this as a base instead of a Raspbian Jessie (Lite) installation as it is today. Maybe you guys already knew about this. But in case you didn’t I just wanted to let you know. :) I’m also building a MM of course. :) Best regards Erik

Hi all, I’m trying to save space on my mirror to be. I’m thinking if it would be possible to make a module where you can “split” a zone. Or rather arrange other modules in another way in a zone. As it is now you can basically only decide what module is on top and the order the modules are added under each other in config. I would like to be able to put modules beside each other as well. Here is an example: This is my current left top corner: [image: 1485642704444-current.png] This is how I would like it to be: [image: 1485642723039-tobe.png] So, I want to move the “moon” to beside the clock, but still be in the top_left. Is this possible? Thank you all for this great project! :)

I started my magic mirror project recently and I am struggling to customize the module as follows: Module on the Left side of the Mirror: [image: 1689078541993-3d2dca81-f65b-43d0-b8ef-92943b46c273-grafik.png] Could somebody please be so kind and share the changes I need to make.

@Snille I’m using the MMM-Echo module for my face recognition and to show and hide modules depending on the person. If you ignore the fact that the Weather and Forecast modules don’t hide until the first person has “logged out”, it works great.