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Harmonize Project lets you sync HDMI video with Philips Hue lights using a Raspberry Pi!
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Latency optimization feature for single light source #23

Closed bradleydworak closed 2 years ago

bradleydworak commented 2 years ago

This change simplifies the averaging algorithm and significantly reduces latency for use with a single light source.

MCPCapital commented 2 years ago

Thanks for taking the lead on this @bradleydworak ! I have invited you as a collaborator if you would like to be able to pull these in yourself :)

bradleydworak commented 2 years ago

Hey Matthew,

Thanks for the invite. I clicked on the invitation and it said the invitation expired, not sure why. Can you retry? Also would be great if I could be allowed to add release versions. Wanted to bump this up to 1.2.0.

By the way, I have a Philips Hue light strip that has 7 individual light segments. I don't know how to address the segments individually. Do you know if this can be figured out or who may be able to help? Would be great to get this working.

Brad

On Wed, Nov 24, 2021 at 10:04 AM Matthew C. Pilsbury (MCP Capital, LLC) < @.***> wrote:

Thanks for taking the lead on this @bradleydworak https://github.com/bradleydworak ! I have invited you as a collaborator if you would like to be able to pull these in yourself :)

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MCPCapital commented 2 years ago

Hey Brad! Just sent you a new invite! Feel free to merge stuff in, issue releases, etc. :)

Its been a while since I've looked at this stuff - when this was made they didnt have individually addressable segments in the light strips, so I am not really sure. Ares and I have moved onto another venture and we don't have the time to dive back into this at the moment. You probably have, but I'd check the official docs. Most of what was created here was based on those docs plus a little reverse engineering.

Also glad to see you gave yourself credit, it is well-deserved :)

bradleydworak commented 2 years ago

Hi Matthew,

Hope you’re doing well.

What model lights, and how many, did you guys test in your configuration? I would like to include on the Readme which ones have been tested so far.

Cheers,

Brad

On Wed, Nov 24, 2021 at 12:05 PM Matthew C. Pilsbury (MCP Capital, LLC) < @.***> wrote:

Hey Brad! Just sent you a new invite! Feel free to merge stuff in, issue releases, etc. :)

Its been a while since I've looked at this stuff - when this was made they didnt have individually addressable segments in the light strips, so I am not really sure. Ares and I have moved onto another venture and we don't have the time to dive back into this at the moment. You probably have, but I'd check the official docs. Most of what was created here was based on those docs plus a little reverse engineering.

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MCPCapital commented 2 years ago

Hey Brad!

The scripts were originally developed using 3 hue color bulbs (Gen2 I think). Over time I collected more lights though and the final setup I used consisted of 10 Play Bars mounted on the back of the TV. At the time, 10 was the maximum number of lights for an entertainment area - not sure if this has changed since.

Thanks for continuing to tend to this!

Cheers, Matthew