Diy ambilight Videos

+GreatScott! THX

+Dennis Bondar Try the B

+Daniel Ningel Der Grabber macht nur Screenshots von der HDMI Quelle damit der RPI berechnen kann an welcher Stelle er welche Farbe rausgeben muss. Das hat nichts mit der Bildausgabe auf dem TV oder Monitor zu tun. Deswegen benutzt man ja einen HDMI Splitter. Das Signal wird aufgeteilt (geplittet). Einmal geht es unverändert zum Monitor/TV und der zweite Weg führt über den HDMI/AV Konverter zum USB Grabber des RPI.

+Sandro Pozi Both works.

+tornapart75 ungrateful??? Get down from your high horse there and shove it!I said it was a great written tutorial BUT using google translate messes up the formatting and is making the tutorial UNREADABLE. (highlighted it for you so you can better see the reason for NOT using translate on the whole site) ... I also wrote: "and you can't copy text and do manual google translate"GreatScott is doing some incredible tutorials, so when you do a written tutorial on a forum that have public access and you already know at the point when writing the tutorial, that it's going to be the first comprehensive tutorial on the specific subject, i really questions the language he choose, as he have followers from all over the world, and not just Germany. So yes, i will learn German for the sake of one tutorial... or not... when i had it in school it was enough, it didn't stick to me then and it won't do it now. (I'm from Denmark so yes we do have German in school)But telling some one just to learn a language is ignorant as f**k, and you should try work on not being so ignorantBut for any other that would be interested, just create an account on that forum and you can highlight and copy text for translate, as you can't do that as a guest on the site.

dont be so ungrateful ffs. learn german or accept that you have to use google translate.

+GeekGarage I may do an updated version in the future.

+Mr HamsterBacke The LED strip's IC's are using the SPI interface, I think the Arduinos have also an SPI Interface. But maybe you must program something :/

+donHey. Could you send me an email too?

+don x could you mail it to me also? I have asked greatscott, but he does not seem to have time to upload it again.

+don x Sent! Thank you sir!

+Joseph Hoffman send me a e.mail to: [email protected] and i send you the img back.

+Anders Erlandsson No it doesn't.  Can anyone who has this email it? I just got all my pieces and can't get the software.

go play with your iWatch or something, Nathan.

+Adolf Desu you certainly are. :)

+Logan Woock 65"or 165cm if you prefer.

+waysbcn I think it's called circuitry its on the store.

+raga1s Parts are down to $174 3 months later. Not bad.

I check prices today and the total is $196

+Ruben Alvarado  //www.hackerspaceshop.com/raspberrypi-ws2801.html#

+Max RussellMaybe around 100$

+GreatScott! Hate to be annoying but while I have your attention, how much did it cost to put the LED bar together (minus the cost of the physical bar)? It's so cool!Thanks mate, you're the best! :)

+GreatScott! Thank you very much! That's really helpful.Loving your videos, I'll make sure to stick a little "Based on the work of Great Scott!" plaque on it :p

+Max Russell The total cost was around 150$

+sIGHTcs Watch the next episode to find out..

+ecab21 Take a look in the description.

+Dennis Wege Only B

Ok thanks!

+Hong Ruijie I can't promise that it works, unfortunately.

+Superdoge Am doing groundworks/checklist, to ensure that software is available for the hardware and vice versa..

+Hong Ruijie Look for a microcontroller fam, not sure about the raspberry pi. Why, do you already have one?

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+Mark Price Here is a very high quality and cheap self-adhesive led strip ,complete with remote and power supply,stuck and everything works //s.click.aliexpress.com/klk/j62r7EEEe