thank you! I will try it tonight.

I would love to know how you implemented your Home Assistant panel as I would love to do that!!! Edit: figured that one out! Now I’d love to see more info on the button wiring and the code for Keybindings to call them

@xela I’m very glad you could get it working, and I wish you a speedy recovery as well!

@xela That’s a whitelist issue; the ipWhiteList controls which computers can connect to the MM server. address controls what the electron instance connects to. Have a look here for @mochman’s ipWhiteList config walkthrough. If you’re on an IPv6 network, it’s not altogether intuitive for those of us who grew accustomed to IPv4.

So you use the camera module i posted? unfortunately i don’t use this module, so i am maybe the wrong person to ask… But i took a look at the webcam.js of the module and in line 46/47 the width and hight is defined. Maybe u should play around with that… https://github.com/alexyak/camera/blob/master/webcam.js nano MagicMirror/modules/camera/webcam.js also check the camera.js at line 62/63… nano MagicMirror/modules/camera/camera.js I don’t know if it would be necessary to set the resolution of the cam within raspbian… ? To start the cam with a button u can even use the MMM-Buttons module. This should work, if i understand the camera-module correct ^^ { module: 'MMM-Buttons', config: { maxShortPressTime: 1000, buttons: [ { pin: 15, name: "camera", shortPress: { notification: "SHOW_CAMERA", } }, longPress: { notification: "HIDE_CAMERA", }, }, ] } },

@xela Hi, I’m getting the same error you noted how did you overcome this error ??