Digital Dashboard/Calendar for Smart Homes DIY

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, it's been a while! Much has happened over the months and I have many things to talk about. Today, I want to take this opportunity and use my platform to share my support for the causes that are taking actions to make this world a better place, in light of what's happening around us. There are many ways to participate that don't involve money. Whether or not you are in a position to donate - I kindly ask of you to support what you believe in. Fight the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic with The World Health Organization www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 Stand against racism with Black Lives Matter blacklivesmatter.com/ Thanks, I hope to see you around!

[@sanjayatlive]

Impressive production quality, Welcome back btw!

[@CKTDanny]

@@sanjayatlive Thanks Sanjay!! 😁

[@akamuzz84]

How do you change font size in the modules

[@CKTDanny]

@@akamuzz84 You can edit the CSS files to change how everything looks, if you're familiar with CSS. There are good realizes to look at it you search for "Magic Mirror CSS", from others who were looking to do the same thing!

[@akamuzz84]

@@CKTDanny any links?

[@junithzyr2912]

Hi, I'm not a tech person. But I really want to try this. I love it so much. Wow im impress.

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, if you're just starting with all of this, I totally recommend using Dakboard for the software first! The software for Magic Mirror can be a little daunting at first, but you can spend a lot of time learning it after you get Dakboard working :) Also make sure to get help for the other parts too, if you have any uncertainties! Wishing you good luck if you decide to try it!

[@Gustav20]

I know this is an old vid but want to give props for a great build and awesome tutorial. One take away, NEVER USE A DRILL/DRIVER TO INSTALL MOUNTS TO A TV/MONITOR. You should always hand screw them as the drivers have too much uncontrollable torque and you'll end up cracking the case, screen, or even the control board of your display.

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks for the comment! 😁 It's true; drills/drivers can be deceiving in how much torque they are actually applying. I'll be more mindful about this and how I present it in the future! :)

[@coachingreflexivo]

I love how the electric kettle (which heats itself up) is set up on the electric stove for aestetics' sake. Fr.

[@Coach_IBS]

This is top quality content in my opinion. I expected it to have millions of views. Keep it up, and I'm sure you'll find great success on youtube. I subscribed!

[@CKTDanny]

Tanner Samples Thank you so much for the support! I'm excited to share my upcoming projects soon 😁

[@ksoonsoon]

You have produced some excellent videos. I haven’t seen any in a while and I hope you bring some more out and you haven’t just stopped. All the best

[@CKTDanny]

Wow thanks!! I haven't stopped; just busy with a different project in the meantime but I'll do a video when I can 😁

[@MertMango]

Amazing Video. How has this thing not a million views. You should buy a bunch of Old TV's and sell digital Dashboard sets

[@CKTDanny]

Thank you so much! I thought of that idea at one point too, seems like a fun gig! 😁

[@BobSchmidty]

The QR code for your wifi is brilliant!

[@thetalesthroughtime2058]

Awesome vid. One question. My thing says npm command not found Why?

[@MagnumEDU]

By far the dopest intro ever!!!!

[@afnankhokhar5578]

Man, that's such a cool setup! Hope to have something like that in my place one day.

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks!! If you're even a little interested in setting up something like it, I recommend picking up a Raspberry Pi and playing with the software. It totally helps to know what you're dealing with, and Pi's have such a wide range of applications! :)

[@baldusvomwaldus9658]

The Intro was smooth af😂👍🏻

[@yahooboi261]

This punk is still alive. We missed you 😍

[@CKTDanny]

Hah I'm never going away!! Thanks bro 😁

[@souljeune]

So cool I was thinking how to make one but I didn’t know how, I Already go a raspberry pi but I will use for my arcade machine, I will buy a new one to make this display. Thanks for sharing

[@CKTDanny]

That's awesome that you have already made an arcade machine! That sounds a whole lot more challenging than this project - though I still hope it goes well for you! 😁

[@souljeune]

@@CKTDanny I spent the last 3 days in this project, everything is working fine but I can’t change the background, how did you do? I already watched your video several times. I’m very struggling with how to change the background

[@CKTDanny]

@@souljeune Hey, good job getting started!! Did you already get the MMM-Wallpaper module? That's the one I'm using; you have to follow the instructions provided on their Github page (can use Google to find it)

[@dwaynerobare1153]

Great project. I'm going to try. Do you have to present in Portrait?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, good luck with the project - and please be safe! While I decided to hang my TV in the portrait orientation, you can absolutely hang it in landscape. It's even easier, because you don't have to configure the Pi to rotate the display!

[@BrianRoosa]

I was about to do this and wanted to use a TV instead of 100$ 2 way mirror. This is much better. Thanks

[@CKTDanny]

Cheers! It's amazing how many boxes a small TV ticks for these kind of builds 😁

[@Bass42894]

Exactly what I am looking to build. Thank you for logging and sharing what you've made. I will use this as a guide. THANK YOU

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks for checking out my video! Hope it goes well for you :)

[@n16h7owl3]

Appreciate the video and shared detailed knowledge. Thank you.

[@antonhernandez257]

ill make one of this in my future home for sure

[@CKTDanny]

That's awesome! Should consider posting it to the r/MagicMirror subreddit when you get around to it :)

[@Tropfl]

Great video. I appreciate you including the work you did to add the extra outlet and it helped convince me to take up this project.

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks for comment! Happy to hear that you'll be taking it up too, I hope your install goes just as well 😁 And please be careful around the outlets!

[@marianamatias9277]

This is awesome! Can't wait to work on this with my friends

[@CKTDanny]

Wow that sounds like a blast, hope you all have fun working on it together !! 😁

[@cjlowe1650]

Such a nice silhouette!!

[@OGKenG]

Clean video with good descriptions and easy to follow instructions.

[@bw7057]

Great build sir... Looking forward to your Magic Mirror build

[@watbanalfaisal8880]

Hello! And nice work on the smart mirror!. I’m making one myself for graduation project please make a video on how set all those figures on your smart mirror. I want to make mine as cool as your mirror. Thank you

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, thanks! There's some documentation for how to edit the modules in the config file on their website (link in desc.) I think it does a better job at explaining than I can! 😁 It's really cool how you made this your grad project, I wish you the best of luck!

[@egads3696]

I'm planning on making one of these come payday, anything change since you first made the video?is it still as easy?

[@CKTDanny]

That's awesome! No real changes on the hardware side, just make sure the Pi has adequate cooling; mine got a little hot so a small fan in the case helped. The software might look a little different; the default weather modules are obsolete and replaced with newer ones and I've also dropped a few modules since then too. Otherwise, it held up quite nicely; pretty low maintenance after you get it running well. Good luck with the build, and please be careful! :)

[@ashJayden06]

This looks awesome! Great job dude 👌🏽👌🏽

[@CKTDanny]

Thank you!! 😁✌️

[@Fevil3]

If you want to upgrade in the future, use home assistant and a touchscreen monitor. Believe it would be awesome!

[@CKTDanny]

Ah! Home Assistant is already in the cards for the future, just waiting for a good opportunity to buy an Intel NUC. Then, maybe I'll deploy mini dashboards by using Android tablets or something 😱

[@Leebobs1983]

Fantastic video thank you, it was really helpful and I will be following it setting up a digital dashboard in my new home office.

[@CKTDanny]

Wow, I'm super happy to hear that! Good luck with the process, I hope it turns out well! Would love to see it if you post it anywhere 😁

[@richieboy4754]

Friggin amazing man keep up the awesome work. Thank you for the instructions man im gonna get everything today to try a bud this

[@cjlowe1650]

Danny, Son! You have such an appealing face for a KZbin channel. In other words, you're pleasing to the (my) eyes. In other, other words, you're cute!!!!! Also great video. Easy to follow.

[@BJGpixel]

Hey new video!! This is such an awesome 'futuristic' home kind of idea, really interesting functionality and you did a great job with the DIY build! Is there a way to customize the interface graphics? For example, it'd be cool to see with a pixel art interface (...of course!) :D

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks Brandon!! 😁 The interface is completely customizable! All the styling is done with CSS, so you can probably edit those files and use pixel fonts like "System". Hmmm, maybe I should try that 😱

[@BJGpixel]

@@CKTDanny ah ok gotcha! The ability to apply different "themes" depending on mood is a neat customization idea! Something black and green like The Matrix would also be awesome 😎

[@CKTDanny]

@@BJGpixel Ooh! Or a nice orange haze, like the new Blade Runner 🤩

[@BJGpixel]

@@CKTDanny oh YES that'd be gorgeous 👌

[@CKTDanny]

@@BJGpixel Thanks for the ideas, man. Excited to experiment some more soon!!!

[@danieltoh3487]

is it possible to integrate a camera feature into this smart dashboard using the magic mirror packages?

[@marlodeocampo7401]

what a great video. I'm very much interested doing the same setup with QR code for Wi-Fi in particular.

[@CKTDanny]

Marlo De Ocampo Thanks! Everyone loves the wifi module! 😁

[@boredlord6575]

Nice video thanks for the inspiration. But I feel like the KZbin-Stream is lagging. Or is it just the video played back at the time? As I’d use this feature quiet a lot, I’d like it to not be laggy

[@CKTDanny]

It was a bit laggy on my Pi 3B+ when I was testing it for this video, I've since stopped using it but there a good chance it's been optimized and it'll run better on newer hardware. You should check out their GitHub to see if there have been any recent developments! The module is called MMM-Screencast

[@nesuem]

Wow! This video is top! I wonder if there is any raspberry clone or alternative to make it cheaper. Which one would you recommend? Thanks in advance

[@CKTDanny]

Hey! I only have experience with the Raspberry Pi 3B+ & Pi 4, so they're the only products that I can be certain of. However, anything that can run Linux and has similar processing power should suffice! Also find Pi's on sale if you're patient :)

[@novide3418]

Hey man this is a really nice video. Great content and fantastic presentation. Very very nice! 👏🏻

[@RowMertens]

OMG WELCOME BACK i thought the beginning was like ASMR

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks!!! Still trying to figure out what "back" means for now but I'm excited for whatever's next! 😁

[@jalencopeland6372]

I just started doing projects like this and your videos are amazing. Is it possible to do this but also as a touchscreen? I just saw a video with a touchscreen magic mirror and I want to try doing something like that

[@CKTDanny]

That's awesome, always nice to see people starting their own projects! It absolutely is possible to incorporate a touchscreen with Magic Mirror software, with the right hardware. Check out the modules MMM-Touch and MMM-SmartTouch. Reading up on these should get you started!

[@jalencopeland6372]

@@CKTDanny Thank you bro! Really appreciate you taking the time to respond, many blessings.

[@CKTDanny]

@@jalencopeland6372 You're welcome - best of luck! :)

[@TheMissingxtension]

LMAO! I was surprised to see that you actually know how to tape and bed! Kudo's!!

[@malaypalash7251]

Hey! Great video, I have an old monitor and have been thinking of making a digital photo frame or smart display with it using a raspberry pi, could you please tell me what version of Pi did you use and is the new pi zero capable of doing what I want

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, thanks for the comment! In the video, I'm using a Pi 3B. I believe there are hardware specs in the Magic Mirror documentation - I haven't read it in a while but I recall the Zero being a little under powered for this application. Not sure if the new one might be more capable tho; you should give it a quick read!

[@generationzfinance]

At npm start mine always says error while loading shared libraries: libgobject-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory

[@nanto-x]

wow that's a lot of work. Awesome

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks! Haha it seems like a lot but it's quite comprehensive when you break it down. Especially if you decide to just hide the wire instead of installing an outlet! 🙂

[@shirts2003]

Pretty slick

[@BlkbeemerE46]

Dude this is awesome wish i could just buy flashed SD Card with everything presetup🤷‍♂️

[@CKTDanny]

Haha that'd be real nice. I think Dakboard has a realy-built solution - but much more expensive than just an SD card 😅

[@NoblezaMusic]

Would it be a bad idea to use a 1 GB or 2 GB Variant of the raspberry pi 4? do you think it'll be able to handle the modules you have?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, I have the 3B+ which only has 1GB and it works pretty well! It seems to require a restart once every few but that seems like an issue with the software, maybe a memory leak somewhere.

[@concealvuellc.5719]

Thank you for the video. Are you using Dakboard and Magic Mirror together at the same time to make your display?

[@CKTDanny]

Just Magic Mirror! I don't really think there is a good way to use them together. I listed Dakboard a more accessible alternative, for those who don't want to mess around with the Magic Mirror configuration. Hope that clears things up 😁

[@blumsafe]

Fantastic video, just what I have been looking to do. One question: to save power on leaving the screen on all day long, any suggestions for a pir controller to turn the screen on when it detects motion (and off after a period of time)? I would leave the Raspberry Pi on all the time, so the pir can run off that and doesnt need to be an extra piece of hardware (unless you think that is easier for someone with only "advanced beginner" raspberry pi experience). thanks, just subscribed.

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, thanks! You can actually use a module that executes this function for you. There seem to be a few options so you can pick one depending on your need but the simplest ones seem to cut the output signal which puts your tv/monitor to sleep. Or CEC control over HDMI seems pretty elegant too :)

[@blumsafe]

@@CKTDanny one last question maybe you have an answer- cutting off the hdmi signal with the PIR seems like the best solution, but when a tv has its hdmi signal cut off it usually pops up a message that says something like “no signal”. I would prefer the screen to go black. Any ideas on how to defeat this? Thanks again - your post gave me an idea for a new product for my website www.blumsafe.com - a monitor like this to camouflage one of my safes!

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, if you can configure CEC to work then I believe you can achieve the result you're looking for. Or, you can go for an external solution, maybe with Logitech's Harmony system or something similar. Good luck with your product! :)

[@jeremycbarnhart2305]

QUESTION: What would one need to do to have their phone's notifications pop up on their TV via Chromecast?

[@CKTDanny]

Check out the MMM-PushBulletNotifications module 👍

[@jeremycbarnhart2305]

@@CKTDanny Thank you - I will!

[@voetbal12]

Why would you put the kettle on the stove?

[@chetanrajpal9003]

is it possible to enable touch on magic mirror like calendar scrolling news scrolling etc.?

[@CKTDanny]

There are basic touch functionalities that you can add with a module & the right hardware. However, if you're looking to have advanced touch functions, you might be better off with an OS like Android

[@robertdexterding68]

Hi! Have you tried integrating google home assistant on your board?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey! I haven't, but I'm almost certain I've seen a module that does just that! I think you'll need a mic for your Raspberry Pi and I'm not sure if there's anything else to it 😁 Personally tho, I prefer to keep those devices separate so issues are isolated. However, an integration like that can certainly help save costs!

[@dexterding4780]

@@CKTDanny thanks for the reply. can you make a tutorial!!! pls!

[@CKTDanny]

@@dexterding4780 Haha I'll consider it but definitely don't wait for it! It takes me a while to make these vids and I have other projects in line. There are good resources at the Magicmirror.builders forum 😉

[@eniahmetaj]

How were you able to put different symbols for different events ? @SDG Danny

[@CKTDanny]

Hey! Check out the documentation for how to configure the Calendar module: docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/calendar.html#configuration-options The setting you'll want to use is called "defaultSymbol" - it relies on resources from Font Awesome.

[@eniahmetaj]

@@CKTDanny I have been working on that but no matter how i change it every event on the calendar have the same symbol. My goal is to have different symbols for different types of events(Ex. gym time-dumbbell, birthdays-cake) Do you have one calendar for everytype of events?

[@CKTDanny]

@@eniahmetaj That's exactly it. You can only have one symbol per calendar, since you cannot specify symbols for individual events. On my current setup, I just have a personal calendar (gym, hangouts, etc.) and an education calendar (college stuff.) If I wanted a dumbbell for my gym events, I'd just create a separate cal for fitness. Sorry there isn't a more convenient way!

[@eniahmetaj]

@@CKTDanny Thank you so much.

[@GuesstheSongChallenge]

Does the screen need to be a TV or can it be a computer monitor connected to the raspberry pi?

[@CKTDanny]

I've only done this with my TV. But if the monitor accepts the input supplied by the Raspberry Pi (HDMI), then I don't see why it shouldn't work!

[@aminouali3084]

hello, I liked your project. I also have a similar project but I cannot rotate the screen. in my "config.txt" file there is no "display_rotate" please help me.

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, thanks! It's been a while since I've looked at the configuration but I believe that's a line you can add yourself. Just make sure it matches what you see in the video and it should work 🤔

[@looper6120]

Hey Danny, This is the best design for Magic Mirror project I've seen on youtube. Would you mind sharing your config file and css file? THank you

[@CKTDanny]

Thank you!! I list all my modules at 11:36 and I didn't modify my main CSS file (though I did modify some of the 3rd party module CSS files). If you'd like me to post more, I can take some time to omit passwords & such from the file so I can show you. Cheers!

[@looper6120]

@@CKTDanny I saw the modules. If you don't mind, can you share the config files and the css files that you modified? That could be really really helpful!!! I'm a programmer but a bad designer haha. The MMM-AVStock's background and layout looks ugly on my end haha. I really like your build, would you mind sharing with me maybe on github or any way you feel comfortable with? Thank you so much!!

[@CKTDanny]

@@looper6120 Sure, I just uploaded it to my Github! github.com/41Danny1/KitchenDashConfig AVStock is customized to match my Webull colour scheme - I think the green & gold look pretty cool and unique. Hope it helps :)

[@looper6120]

@@CKTDanny Thank you!

[@bryanly5404]

How do you cast landscape to the TV when it's in portrait?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey! The Raspberry Pi OS is rotated and the casting module is just showing on top of the OS, so it follows the orientation.

[@savageharris4797]

Hey Danny I was curious about how you got MMM-Bring in english. I can't seem to get mine in right. Would you share your MMM-Bring config?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey! I actually have my entire MM config file on my Github - there's a link located at the bottom of the description. I didn't do any further customizations to the module besides some quick CSS. Hope that helps!

[@afolarinishola8741]

Can you help build this for a fee for someone that is not tech savvy?

[@evelynrico7214]

I need a digital wall calendar badly!!! Are there any available to purchase? Im not a tech person at all as far as putting one together. I cant seem to find a website that sell wall digital calendars. Any suggestions?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, check out Dakboard. They sell a product that works right out of the box!

[@evelynrico7214]

@@CKTDanny awesome!!! Thank you Sr!

[@driftkingfd]

This is a great video man!! I'm a noob to all this & can't code worth crap. I've been struggling with setting mine up for 2 weeks & can't get any of my modules working. I've followed all the docs in magic mirror & still doesn't load all my modules. Are you able to share your config.js file as a references for us noobs :)

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, it's great that you're trying to learn! Is your Magic Mirror installation working right after you install it? Your default modules should be loading right out of the box, even without configuring the JS file. So, if they're not working, then it probably isn't your config file that's causing problems. :)

[@driftkingfd]

@@CKTDanny I tried the Dakboard & didn't like the layout & the fact there was so much empty space not being utilized, same as you felt. The default modules out of the box work, it's when I start customizing the config file with the modules I want. None of them appear. Your layout was exactly what I was planning to do. I'm going to backup my config & start from scratch now. Not sure, if I could somehow share my config file for you to take a look, or if you could share your file & I can use that as a reference, of what I did wrong with mine :(

[@CKTDanny]

@@driftkingfd Well, Magic Mirror has a community forum you can sign up for and get help from others, but I can take a look for you real quick if you upload your config to something like Pastebin! Just make sure to omit and personal info/keys/tokens, then send me the link here

[@driftkingfd]

@@CKTDanny appreciate this man. I did join the discord & found out I was installing my modules in the /modules/default folder, instead of the the /modules folder. Started to get my modules going. Keep doing what your thing & can't wait for the next video you post. Happy new years man.

[@CKTDanny]

@@driftkingfd Ah, happy to hear that!! Good luck with the configurations, and Happy New Year to you as well 😁

[@souljeune]

Sorry to bother you, did you have any problem with MMM-bring is not loading and any error but it saying that the email password combination not existing.

[@CKTDanny]

Hey Carlos, I haven't experienced that problem myself but maybe you can check the MMM-bring repo on GitHub to see if anyone has raised an issue for it

[@rafahirasalle]

Awesome bro. 👍

[@DemShotta]

Awesome! Very impressive

[@5hillscrossfit]

What module did you use for the wifi QR code ?

[@CKTDanny]

It's MMM-WiFiPassword; you can find a full list of modules in the description

[@chanaeparis951]

I want this so bad

[@اكبرقوائمتنميةبشرية]

Thank you, greetings from iraq

[@JohnnyJolt]

Cool! Thank you.

[@valentinfrlch]

Wow this is underrated!

[@WACC_Warlord]

does anyone know if it's possible to integrate a PowerBI or Excel Dashboard into this system?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, I think it should be possible to develop a module for anything that can be displayed in a web browser, since this runs on the Electron framework. And that's if there isn't already an existing module for that purpose!

[@eriktheflightsimcaptain4245]

How do you configure the Wallpaper Module?

[@CKTDanny]

It's a third party module called MMM-Wallpaper! Look for the Github page off Google; the setup is very easy 😁

[@eriktheflightsimcaptain4245]

@@CKTDanny i did this already But i dont understand what i Must insert in the Config part of the Module

[@CKTDanny]

@@eriktheflightsimcaptain4245 You need insert the code on their Github into your Magic Mirror installation's config file; the one we created at 10:20 in the video. Check out this Magic Mirror documentation to see how it should be formatted: docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/configuration.html#example

[@Dlvus]

Great video, but I do think anyone can do electrical/wall mounting. It just requires some patience and the proper tools. As well as taking the proper precautions for safety of course.

[@CKTDanny]

I agree, just about anyone can with the proper precautions! Had to play it safe for the video 😉

[@jonesjames4863]

Top notch!

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks! :)

[@kylarberzins]

Says npm command not found

[@ReviewsforNerds]

Question: I followed your coding on #github for the MMM-WifiPassword and its not showing up. Nothing seems to be throwing errors in the config.js. How would I go about diagnosing the issue?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, sorry to hear that! Did you install the MMM-WifiPassword module too? This doesn't come with the default MM installation because it's a third-party module. There's a section in the docs for 3rd party modules

[@ReviewsforNerds]

I finally figured it out. I had initially installed the MMM-WiFiPassword module but reinstalling was the key. Working like a champ now. Thank you for this video and for helping out.

[@CKTDanny]

@@ReviewsforNerds Glad to hear it!! 😁 Hope everything else goes smoothly!

[@bradleymiller437]

I found your channel so I won’t have to buy a stud finder, at least.

[@freyafoxmusic]

Amazing 😻

[@CommanderBeefDev]

make a wodden frame to hide the tv broski

[@ksoonsoon]

Impressive

[@sidmichael1158]

Where to buy?

[@CKTDanny]

Check out some of the links in the description! This video shows you how to put it all together

[@LASTCHOICE9]

I try MMM-AVSTOCK but didn't display, need help...

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, make sure you have properly configured the module per their documentation (including registering for your own key/token). As far as I know, the module is a little buggy too, due to the Alpha Vantage API. Maybe there will be a better module someday!

[@LASTCHOICE9]

@@CKTDanny I'll try my best, thanks

[@LASTCHOICE9]

@@CKTDanny How do you change color and removed columns(MMM-AVSTOCK)

[@CKTDanny]

@@LASTCHOICE9 I modified the CSS file of the MMM-AVStock module inside its own folder under modules/. You can have my files here: github.com/41Danny1/KitchenDashConfig I'll update the video description as well. It seems people are interested in what I did with my config :)

[@LASTCHOICE9]

@@CKTDanny Ok, update your video I'm waiting for watching your videos. Thank you

[@Worldlypop]

how to connect the screencast?

[@CKTDanny]

MMM-Screncast - if installed properly - only allows you to cast from KZbin. You can do that via the cast icon, just like the video

[@jacobcocos]

Breaker bar

[@sythersource3729]

Do you need a subscription fee for Raspberry pi or MagicMirror? Is there a way to setup a digital display with similar features for a one time cost? - Thanks and nice video!

[@CKTDanny]

Nope - the Raspberry Pi & Magic Mirror are open source and free! It takes some work to get it all running smoothly but you won't have to pay for anything but the hardware If you decide to go with the Dakboard approach, then you will have yo pay to unlock premium features. However, that's not the focus of this video :)

[@sythersource3729]

@@CKTDanny Thanks so much Danny! You're great!

[@CKTDanny]

Thank you for watching my video! 😁

[@samclonce]

Let me buy your raseberry pi😆

[@dudebeer2512]

Are you selling them ?

[@CKTDanny]

Hey, I'm not selling these but Dakboard has a ready-made solution that you can buy, if you're interested!

[@mustafabarakat3148]

Brother , advice for ya , Be more emotional when u talking , Ur progress in montage going very well ,

[@CKTDanny]

Thanks for the advice!! This was my first upload in over a year, I'm a little rusty now but I'm trying my best :)

[@i.am.rossalex]

You just need to add an infrared frame ...

[@bradleymiller437]

Make up your mind. Are you in Burnaby California or Vancouver British Columbia?

[@asiony2473]

I want your wallpaper！！！

[@CKTDanny]

My computer's wallpaper is by Lorenzo Herrera, I found it in Unsplash. You can find it there too! 😁

[@RichardDuinmayer]

Thanks for your WiFi code

[@annazhang8659]

Thanks Danny can you make a Minecraft video? I'm Jimmy

[@CKTDanny]

Hey Jimmy, nice to see you! I've made some Minecraft videos in the past, so it's possible I might so something again later :)

[@jesusisreal2604]

Jesus loves everyone never forget that "But you, my Lord, are a God of compassion and mercy; you are very patient and full of faithful love." PSALM 86:15

[@royalfolkspark]

👍👍👍

[@TanyaComeLearnwithme]

He is so cute, is he a model should be his face is everything especially those cheeks he has a futuristic face look very handsome.

[@jeesookim2561]

Can i get your whole magic mirror file please ? just for reference. You can erase all the personal information on code.

[@CKTDanny]

Hey! The config files for this video is on my Github, link in description. It might be a little outdated, I recall there were a few modules that have been replaced by MMM since. I've also stopped using some of the modules since then, such as the stock tracker (it always lagged a day behind) so I don't really have a version of the entire installation to share with you unfortunately. Is there something specific you're looking for? I can do my best to answer any questions relating to what I did in the vid!

[@jeesookim2561]

I really appreciate for your help. What I need are - picture wallpaper - google assistant - youtube mirroring - QR code wifi info And how did you changed module’s fixed coordination? I can't find out how to edit the position of them. They are all fixed in (kind of "bottom_bar")😂

[@CKTDanny]

@@jeesookim2561 I actually didn't do much in modifying the positions of the existing modules! The new modules are sort of just placed in the recommended positions, you can see everything here: github.com/41Danny1/KitchenDashConfig/blob/main/config.js For the modules that I custom installed, you can just Google them (e.g. MMM-Wallpaper) and find their repositories that way; they all have simple instructions on how to install them, as well as their recommended configurations. The weather modules I have in that config file are no longer in service, I believe - so pay no attention to those. And the ones I stopped using are MMM-AVStock, MMM-Bring, and MMM-Screencast. Screencast is the one responsible for YT mirroring but I didn't have great performance on my Pi (maybe it's gotten better since?) MMM-Wallpaper is for the wallpapers and MMM-WiFi is for the QR. Finally; though I haven't used it myself, I believe MMM-GoogleAssistant should get you the Google Assistant on the mirror. Sorry it's a lot to read...I hope it helps! 😄

[@HongKong1842]

It would be helpful if an actual tutorial can be shared, instead of a brief talk-demo.

[@ZillionPrey]

Your Pi is not receiving not enough power

[@CKTDanny]

I fixed the lightning icon shortly after the vid, thanks for pointing it out 😅

[@NeekONas]

😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@CKTDanny]

😱👀😱👀😱👀

[@patitoys]

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