Marsupial wrote:
> thanks for reporting out pomatomus!
>
> Can we actually control on/off in addition to coloration trough the
> network? These could be a very good addition to many applications I can
> think of...
I'm no coder, but it certainly looks very flexible - the API is
published and it
thanks for reporting out pomatomus!
Can we actually control on/off in addition to coloration trough the
network? These could be a very good addition to many applications I can
think of...
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And with this you have a fabulous retro set up ;)
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mikerob wrote:
> There's a review of them here, and this mentions there can be a 20-30sec
> delay before the lights respond to a command.
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/06/04/philips_hue_review/
>
> So it doesn't look like it would be possible to get the lights flashing
> in time to the mus
The phillips bulbs might not be adequate, but there are certainly other
alternatives.
using microcontroller & computer software might do the trick to change
RGB led string to follow beat, something in the lines of what they do
with TV images
http://learn.adafruit.com/adalight-diy-ambient-tv-light
There's a review of them here, and this mentions there can be a 20-30sec
delay before the lights respond to a command.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/06/04/philips_hue_review/
So it doesn't look like it would be possible to get the lights flashing
in time to the music, but some sort of "mood"
Just got a starter set of Philips Hue bulbs, and I'm wondering if anyone
is giving thought to writing a plugin to make them work with
squeezebox/lms. There's various android and ipod apps available (Philips
own app, Ambify for light/music sync, probably more), as well as
homebrewed windows clients
