Jon Evans
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I just use the Aida64 viewer. Works a treat for my setup - a 515x1920 display for the panel
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1920x1080 Using Odospace plugin and RemotePanel running on an Android TV box. Font is Geforce JonsPlexPanel.oslcd
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Looks really good. Could you share? would like to make a 1920x1080 version for my monitor 🙂
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Aida64 Viewer - For displaying RSLCD sensor panels
Jon Evans replied to Swatgod's topic in 3rd party solutions
Thanks for the reply. Tried making the resolution higher on both axis. Didnt make a difference unfortunately Currently using Chrome in Kiosk mode which works. Would prefer your lighter option though
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Aida64 Viewer - For displaying RSLCD sensor panels
Jon Evans replied to Swatgod's topic in 3rd party solutions
Hi I have a 480x1920 monitor I currently have plugged into the host device. In the process of moving that to another location and using another PC. Your app is working great. One little niggle I have.. the scroll bars are visible. Any way of hiding these?
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Wow, these look amazing. I just need to convert to 1920x1080 !
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Will you share?
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Blue version of my 1920x1080 panel; inspired by @ThatManOnTheMoon Using an Android STB running Remote Panel and Odospace Plex panel blue v2.oslcd
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Hi I had a similar challenge using RemoteSensor. I needed to change the gauges to Arc gauges See my post
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A few small updates. Added NET and UPS details and histograms within the bars
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I like the look of the Video Card section. Nice and clean
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All credit goes to @philipfreire for his Moderno panel. I just tweaked for my needs. Changed the custom gauge to an arc gauge so works as remote sensor. 1920x1080 resolution. Font is Geforce I use a Raspberry Pi 4 and Chromium in Kiosk mode PlexPanelv3.rslcd
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Looks so good. I need a 1920x1080 version for my remote display. Fingers crossed someone does the hard work :-) Otherwise thats going on my to do list
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PlexBackground-v1.afdesign
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Enable RemoteSensor and then just fire up Chrome in Kiosk mode with the IP and port of your PC you want to monitor. I do this with a Raspberry PI plugged into a monitor
