#Diy magic mirror to display video how to#
#Diy magic mirror to display video manual#
#Diy magic mirror to display video full#

In summary, all the things you mentioned can be done as the source code is included with the purchase but you'd need some electronics know how and also would need to know how to code in Adobe Flash Action Script 3.0. I tell you as soon as I heard about this my first reaction was to chastise myself soundly for. This would allow the pi to be reused and the TV would be able to just display the page without anything else plugged into it. My solution right now is to run the magic mirror on my home server and access it over a browser from my Roku TV. Nice idea on the nightclub toilet, that would be a fun application. Click Here to see a video of the original DIY Magic Mirror. I would like to repurpose the pi for other projects but Im very attached to my magic mirror dashboard.

#Diy magic mirror to display video full#

Cohen has provided the full documentation of how to build, install, and operate his smart mirror. And yes, it still runs on a Raspberry Pi, so you dont need an Android device. The image will scale on a larger screen but some code mods would need to happen to touch enable it. You can actually interact with Evan Cohens smart mirror by talking to it like an Android phone. On the bill/coin idea, that could be done, what you've had to do is hook up a bill/coin mechanism and feed it to one of the Arduino input pins, then modify the software to start the photobooth once a payment is registered, it would take some electronics and coding knowledge though. On the Photobooth pictures, it doesn't do the Facebook posting (although it could be added fairly easily by someone with some know how of Adobe Flash Action Script 3.0) but rather right now saves the pics to the local hard drive. Hi, sorry I don't carry any stock myself but check back with Seeed, they should have them back in stock any day now. You can also create a custom logo to appear on the screen and a custom background for the Photostrip printout. Go to the Photobooth settings screen where you can turn on printing, turn on the X-10 control, turn on the LED control, specify the layout of the 4 x 6 photostrip (most printers these days can handle 4 x 6 photo paper). Run the Config program and turn on the PhotoboothĢ.

#Diy magic mirror to display video manual#

The manual (see page 46) goes in to greater detail on how to setup the Photobooth software but here's the gist:ġ. The other nice thing about this is that the software also doubles as a Breathalyzer so you can do a Photobooth and then check the alcohol level of your guests. Next to Add an optional feature, select View features, then enter wireless display. Under Add the Wireless Display optional feature to project to this PC, select Optional features. So it was just a matter of adding some extra code for the Photobooth functionality. Here’s how to mirror another screen or project to your PC: Select Start > Settings > System > Projecting to this PC.

In that project, I had already written the X-10 lighting and LED control functions using Adobe Flash interfaced with the Arduino. DIY Smart Mirror: Build a magic mirror in 10 minutes Mango Display Dave Follow 5 min read Here are with step-by-step instructions, video and details to build your. I was able to leverage another project of mine, the DIY Magic Mirror. For this project though, we needed the lighting and LED control feature so I had to code it myself. You can Google around and find lots of really good DIY Photobooth software out there.