@THeStigh
I am using a Raspi 3 B+ and latest release of Stretch and MagicMirror.
I am a newbie and though I tried all the troubleshooting tipps described I wasn’t able to install Hotword and snowboy.

@ejay-ibm
all right, thanks, I will try it again but usually it failed when trying to install snowboy

@ejay-ibm
I was able to run MK2assistant but never managed to install Hotword.
Is there a tutorial out there which shows me how to do it, absolute beginner style?

I am from Munich, Germany and really like the module MMM-mvgmunich which I use daily to show departure times from the station closest to my home. But since the Google API is costing money I would prefer to have a routing module with the api of the MVG: https://github.com/leftshift/python_mvg_api.

Is there a programmer out there who can do that?

Hi community,

I am a total newbie and really like the idea and look oft the MMM-MyCommute module.

Unfortunately my transit time does not change (or at least only every hour or so) although my poll frequency is 2 minutes. There is some kind of delay. Is there a solution or a different module I could use?

Thanks!

{
  			module: "MMM-MyCommute",
  			position: "top_right",
			header: "Google Maps Routen",
  			config: {
    				apikey: "xxxxx",
				classes: "default everyone",
    				origin: "xxx 12, 80637 Munich",
    				startTime: "06:30",
    				endTime: "22:30",
    				//hideDays: [],
				pollFrequency: 120000,
				nextTransitVehicleDepartureFormat: "[Abfahrt um] HH:MM [Uhr]",
    				destinations: [
      						{
        					destination: "xxxx-Strasse 26,80807 Munich",
        					label: "xxx",
        					startTime: "06:30",
    						endTime: "08:00",
    						hideDays: [0,6],
						},
						{
        					destination: "xxxx-Strasse 26,80807 Munich",
        					label: "xxx",
        					mode: "transit",
						startTime: "06:30",
    						endTime: "08:00",
    						hideDays: [0,6],
						showNextVehicleDeparture: "true",
      						},
						{
        					destination: "xxxstrasse 38,80636 Munich",
        					label: "xxx",
        					mode: "transit",
						startTime: "17:30",
    						endTime: "18:30",
    						hideDays: [0,1,2,4,5,6],
						showNextVehicleDeparture: "true",
      						},
      						]
  				}
		},

Quick update:
https://youtu.be/xpJ4ubovD_o

Now with a Philips Hue Lightstrip in the back of the mirror

@ejay-ibm

Since there is no frame there is also no actual back besides the backside of the monitor.
The Raspi is sitting on a shelf below the mirror

You are welcome !

@zdenek

Again, pretty simple, with this: https://amzn.to/2C7513z

@zdenek
I just glued the mirror to the edge of the monitor with this Pattex:
https://amzn.to/2XyGVbj

Newbie style :relieved_face:

Since the glass is just 4mm thick it is not that heavy