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 music,
And with this you have a fabulous retro set up ;)
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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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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
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
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
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
