Bias lights - are the cheap $15 amazon RGB remote ones as good as it gets? I wish I could customize the light color via software to get the exact shade I want.
Bias lights - are the cheap $15 amazon RGB remote ones as good as it gets...
Cooper Thomas
Dominic Lopez
lmgtfy
Ryder Adams
Did you do any research??? get a fucking hue + setup
Cooper Ramirez
Not exactly an LED light strip but I bought a bulb off Amazon that offers this functionality through a phone app. The UI is ugly but I've had it a year and it still works fine. I think the brand is Lucero.
Juan Torres
$60 for base + $90 for lightstrip... ok nvm.
Charles Bailey
See those red, green, blue buttons on the TOP of the color selection? You can dial it in on the remote.
Thomas Campbell
GG now big light bulb is spying on you
Austin Lewis
Yeah that's what I thought it would be when I ordered it... but it literally just goes straight to red/green/blue colors. fucking bs
Brandon Clark
Buy a microcontroller and then you can customise the colour as much as you want.
Jeremiah Powell
Can I get a link to the op pic related?
Ryan Cooper
some of the boxes have remotes with manual R G B level controls.
Ryan Davis
here's a pic of mine, just search on amazon "48 button led strip controller" or some shit. You can buy them separate from the strips and they're compatible with the cheaper and less cheap ones.
Jaxson Lee
also they'll work with any and all led strips you set an IR receiver on
Oliver Brown
hey, i got one too several months ago. For some reason the controller is fucking up, the green and blue channels on the remote have changed places, so the green shades are blue and vice versa. How's the one you bought ?
Austin Scott
That actually happened to mine too. It was definitely on the controller end (that plugs into the strip), as it was happening on both of my strips. I ended up just desoldering the connectors that went to the strip from the controller and resoldering where it worked like it should.
Anthony Mitchell
You're wasting your time on 'via software'.
Hardware controllers are far cheaper and easier to acquire.
If you want to do it cheap, with full control, buy 3 DC dimmers, 12V. Then hook each color up to them and power to one, and you got 100% output control to make whatever color you want.
Hunter Sanders
a) Philips HUE. It's expensive, but will work perfectly with brilliance, f.lux or homeassistant.
Dont waste your time on "Philips HUE arduino emulators" they are all broken.
b) Esp8266 + github.com
c) Chink 7$ wifi dimmers. Most of them could be controlled only with their own chink ios/androis apps.
Ayden Parker
Waiting for a sale on the lightstrip, pricey as fug but it is cool if you've got the disposable income for expensive bulbs. Just have a few myself
Michael Rogers
save your money since you're the only ones that are gonna see your autistic led setup
Connor Price
You do not need phillips lightstip. amazon.com
It will show up as 2 devices - RGB and monochrome white.
Ryder Bailey
I have this exact model. Its ehh. Like you said, very little customization. It's okay, but dont expect much for $15
Jordan Gutierrez
Get a big roll of led strip direct from China. Connect it to an arduino or other microcontroller. Achieve your dreams.
Ryan Foster
Had one as well, same issue. Can't return and found a quick fix. When the strips are off, press the Fade7 button. It goes in some weird config mode where it swaps the light channels by pressing the button. There's a shit tons of videos on how to do it as well, if you still can't unfuck it.
Isaiah Anderson
How about one that controls the RGB light depending on the display ala Phillips ambilight.
Are there any solution that doesn't cost hundreds for a fucking USB controlled RGB led strip?
Connor Taylor
60 dollars for base and 4 strips
do your research, base comes with 4
Nicholas King
Make your own. A fucking trained monkey could write the Arduino code.
Connor Fisher
>amazon
Just get it from the chinese merchant for half the price.