@tanvir586 Had a lot of problems with the sound of Raspberry as well. It do not think that it is a problem with the modules it might be a problem with the asound or pulseaudio configuration of the operating system.

If you use Buster release sound is configured by asound, if you use Bullseye it is PulseAudio.

Do you use the build in sound of the board or a external sound card?

@tanvir586 Hi,
i developed MMM-MplayerRadio a couple of years ago. It still should be functional.

@sdetweil You are right in running apps with & in the background but if you disconnect the ssh session all background commands will be disconnected as well.
Either screen or a command like nohup needs to be used to keep the command running.

@kusselin
Hi,

if your problem is only to keep the command running while/after you disconnected to the container you can use the “screen” command.
It you should be installed with Ubuntu already. If not you can install it with

sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y screen

You then start a new screen with

screen -S NAME

while NAME is simply an alias and could be something like “mm”.

After this you can start the mirror with

npm run server

And you can leave the screen with the keyboard combination

CRTL+ad

The screen then keeps running. If you want the resume to the screen you can use

screen -r NAME

@kusselin
Hi,

you can jump to your MagicMirror directory and run:

git log | head -n 10 | grep Release

@MajorC
If you need the watchdog script let me known. Did not push it to any repository till now cause it is only a small bash script.

@sdetweil
Correct.
You use the normal Telegram Messanger App but instead of sending pictures to somebody you send it to a bot (which is a supported feature of Telegram)

The Teleframe acts as a Telegram Client, receives the pictures and saves them to a directory on the mirror.
As Teleframe creates a images.json file my watchdog only watches this file for changes and sends the notification to the module if needed.

@sdetweil
Correct. It does not modify the pictures in any way.
You select the pictures you want to send like sending them via WhatsApp or any other messaging app.

I forgot to mention that i wrote a small shell script which checks the the directory for new files periodically and sends a “BACKGROUNDSLIDESHOW_UPDATE_IMAGE_LIST” notification via the rest api of MMM-RemoteControl if new pictures are present.

@MajorC
Hi,

i run a instance of TeleFrame in botonly mode to send pictures via Telegram to my mirror and save them to a directory.
Then i use MMM-BackgroundSlideshow to display.
TeleFrame supports setting a file limit so older files get deleted. But you can not remove pictures via Telegram (only with access to the mirror) if you send them accidently.

Everybody with access to the bot can send pictures via Telegram app.

@Cr4z33
If you still want to move the content to the left you can try something like the following in your custom.css:

.vbn .groupWrapper {
  border-style: none;
  padding: 0px;
  margin-left: 20px;
}

.vbn .groupsWrapper, .vbn .groupWrapper, .vbn .itemsWrapper, .vbn .valueWrapper {
  justify-content: left;
  align-items: unset;
}