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0:00 Intro
0:38 Tutorial
3:29 Final Thoughts
#GoveeImmersion #GameRoom #TVColorSync #RGBIC #PhilipsHueSyncBox

[@MrTekSuggest]

Govee tutorial playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLlBh9QYB22d8Oz5eXM8xbFl3HnQ1y31JJ

[@guitarplayer4429]

I bought T2 I think for 75-85 inch tvs works perfectly no dark corners.

[@JudeusSamson]

Just got a Govee 75-85” set for my 85” Samsung

[@fabio1444]

I just asked the Govee Support if they will release a bigger version! They said YES in December!! Wuhuuuuu

[@MaximusTheChosenOne]

Someone else just said they reached out and they said there are no plans to release that… so who’s lying?

[@fabio1444]

@@MaximusTheChosenOne if i could i would post a screenshot of the mail i got from Govee… they wrote „Yes, we will release an immersion TV light for 75'-85' TV in Dec. Please keep tuned with us.“

[@courtneylewis899]

What about just using a capture card

[@fabio1444]

@@courtneylewis899 what do you mean? do you have any instructions?

[@DonaldHamilton03]

@@fabio1444 can you post a screen shot on imgur and provide a link?

[@fredrickmyers5537]

Great video, ... I needed this. I have a 75in LG. So now I can make the necessary adjustment.

[@MrTekSuggest]

You bet man. Glad it helped!

[@giuseppefailla2554]

Thanks for this video!

[@MrTekSuggest]

You bet!

[@veggietoe6366]

Amazing video!!! Thank youuuu!!

[@MrTekSuggest]

Thanks bro! Glad it helped.

[@ehyouman]

Great work

[@mattlanigan2942]

I still ran the led strip closer to the edges. It's better to have the strips closer to the edges than each other. You want to light the edges and corners the best you can. The light emitted will still light the gaps between the strips AND you won't get that ugly gap of missing light on the corners. You don't have to go on the edge of the tv but definitely go closer than the video

[@sjaaklent9569]

I love your videos please do Ambivision review video a installation video and a govee vs Ambivision comparison video. Much love from Amsterdam

[@gl8830]

Thanks bro Great help

[@MrTekSuggest]

You bet

[@johnnygab4376]

I think I will wait for Govee to develop a kit for larger sets. Great video

[@MrTekSuggest]

Thanks man, and I feel ya!

[@jeppemadsen2497]

You could make it work with a 70”

[@steven87236]

Me too, I have a 85' screen and I need another large set because I want to install on the edges of the tv

[@XxxRamtinxxX]

yesssss!!!!! perfect thank you :D

[@MrTekSuggest]

You’re very welcome man!

[@jeangarabedian]

Hi Is it possible to do this installation on a 150 inch home theatre screen? If yes, is it possible to add an additional Led strip or should i go for double setup?

[@SkyTightGaming]

I like how you did that there

[@TheShowoval]

Awesome videos man, just started following today. I just purchased my first Govee product 75-85” immersion kit for my 70” instead of the 55-65”, my thought process was that more lights would be better. Got the kit in and I started mocking up the strips and they are definitely longer than my tv. My question is, should I return them or try to work with the kit by curving the strips around the tv?

[@flipsflo1550]

I have the same problem i have a 70" TV and want to get the lightstrip Do you still like the lightstrip or should I avoid buying it... I think the 65" Version has camera issues

[@w00tt03t]

Yours is so much better calibrated :D

[@MrTekSuggest]

Try using the calibration link in the description

[@alfredobreednagel4669]

The need to make led strips for as big you want projector screens are also coming up more and more this is a must!!!!

[@MrTekSuggest]

I’d like to see that as well!

[@broncsyanks]

Great video. Does this immersion come with the corner pieces so we don’t have to cut them and buy connectors? Thank you in advance

[@MrTekSuggest]

Each section connects to the next with a pre-attached bendable wire for the corners. So you’ll be all set right out of the gates.

[@broncsyanks]

@@MrTekSuggest thank you for the great video and the info. Subscribed :)

[@milojohnson504]

What about a 65inch Curve Tv. Do you think the camera will collect all of the colors

[@fabio1444]

have an 80 inch projector screen - would love a bigger option for this size

[@Omarkoman]

Govee make two versions of the Immersion 55-65" and 75-85" so just buy the size you need for your TV?

[@jayrizzim]

Love these videos fam. I swear I can't get multicolors at the same time like you do. Any advice??

[@MrTekSuggest]

Appreciate it brother. Have you tried calibrating with the digital calibration video in the description? Also I never raise my saturation beyond roughly 15% because I noticed a bit of a drop in accuracy as that dial in the app cranked.

[@jayrizzim]

@@MrTekSuggest I'm about to try it now. Thanks for putting in work on these🔥 ass vids

[@jayrizzim]

@@MrTekSuggest I just watched a video of people putting ND cellphone filter lenses on the govee camera lens for more accurate colors. Have you tried it yet?

[@MrTekSuggest]

@@jayrizzim I’ve seen this as well. But I haven’t tried this out just yet

[@MrTekSuggest]

@@jayrizzim No doubt man! Appreciate the support.

[@TZN86]

Govee comes out with a pro kit for the immersion and p1 light bar, but yet again don’t offer it in a 75 inch or larger option

[@MrTekSuggest]

This is true. It seems that the 55 to 65 is their sweet spot to test the receptiveness of a new launch, prior to rolling out for more sizes.

[@dylanmaya4456]

definitely helpful man but tbh i'm considering getting a UST projector in the future since i have the budget and space. such hard decisions

[@MrTekSuggest]

Nice man, ambient lighting is always tough for projectors are you working on a plan of attack?

[@kakamistrz1990]

Go with some HDMI/USB solution or AmbiVision which has no limits and even settings profile for projectors in the app.

[@Opperbeun]

I was wondering how to set the immersion up on a smaller TV?

[@wisdom0588]

What saturation levels do you use for your immersion kit and light bars to get them to match?

[@MrTekSuggest]

Saturation 10-15% strips. Bars 5-10%

[@wisdom0588]

@@MrTekSuggest your the best!! Keep up the great content!

[@davidclapper3829]

Can you do a review on light mi neo lightstrip? It's a HDMI as the source instead of a camera and way cheaper than Philips. There a link on light mi for a reviewers program where they give testers away.

[@MrTekSuggest]

I’ll be testing one of them out in the near future!

[@maddskillsz]

Is it possible to use 2x of the immersion light strips instead of light strip + flowbar combo?

[@MrTekSuggest]

If the plan is to cover more real estate near the edges of the screen, you can but you won’t get accuracy in video part mode. Full screen mode should work nicely though

[@muffinV136]

What did products by them did you use? I want to have the same setup for my dad

[@MrTekSuggest]

Here’s my latest set up kzbin.info/www/bejne/goHJhnaiprWKj7c

I have 83 inch LG C1 OLED. I bought the 75-85 version and the corners are dark - the led strips are a bit short. I guess they would be a perfect fit for the 75 inch, but I'm thinking how to remount it to get rid off the "black" corners. Maybe I should stick them close to the inside of the back to create a "perfect loop"? I don't know how the glue will work after disassembly.

[@steven87236]

Damn, I want to buy this kit but my tv is 85' I don't want to have this problem, did you find a solution?

@@steven87236 I need to remount them to create the loop, I'm a bit lazy to do it :D And if the tv is hanged on the wall the effect is not that superb.

[@marioduran3279]

​@where's the follow up?

[@poneill65]

doesn't really solve for accurately tracking the colors. The horizontal and vertical strips are considerably shorter than the picture edges. Therefore when the camera sees a color at the screen corner, it will address the corner led but that will be several inches in from the edge, i.e. completely shifted/out-of-sync with the screen. only in the center will the led and screen colors match. To properly sync the colors, you would need to fix the strips to a curved bracket (angled away from the back surface) that points the corner leds toward the screen corners. The curve would need to be something like a shallow parabola). The bracket being angled from the tv back would also help the dimming due to the large inset of the strips from the edge. For maximum sync, you might even try light channels from each led pointed toward its ideal location along the edge. I tried to design such a bracket in CAD but the math of conical sections is beyond me AND 3D printing it for an 80 inch tv would take forever. Ended up bodging it by hand. took strips of plastic 1cm wide and each a bit longer than the govee led sections (top/bottom,left/right). Bent it into a gentle curve roughly "pointing" at the corners and center. stuck that to the tv back and stuck the led strip to it. Even ran straight strips of cardboard from between each led pointing toward points equally spaced along the screen edges. kinda works, and only an hour or so bodging! Fixing the immersion to a smaller tv is an even bigger pain as you are left with leds off the edge of the screen that govee nethertheless still maps to the screen corners. anything in the screen corners is the lost in "hidden" leds. They really need to update the app to allow you to set how many horiz and vert leds you want active Of course the best solution would be for Govee to get their ass in gear and design better software (and sell bigger strips)

[@MrTekSuggest]

There’s a rumor that a larger size will be offered soon enough, but unconfirmed. Fingers crossed

[@wrcupz8685]

How to do this with thin oled panels without a ton of diy projects... 3m tape isn't working as the bottom gets too hot for it sit there for long

[@drebin2003]

I so want a kit but can I ask if my tv is in the corner would I still get a decent effect ???

[@MrTekSuggest]

I think you’ll still get a very cool affect as long as you can pull the TV back a few inches from the wall

[@GAMEbuffHD]

How to calibrate camera? My camera doesn't show top left and right orange cubes. I have a 70 inch tv and camera is placed on top

[@ImandaSkye]

I have a 70” Samsung and i really wanted to get these lights for it, I’m wondering does it affect the calibration if the tv is bigger than 65”? Will the camera still see the full 70” of my tv?

[@MrTekSuggest]

Hey, The camera has a wide fisheye lens. Where I have it placed, it sees my full 75” TV. Further back you’re able to position it, the more real estate you’ll be capture.

[@eddoggydogg7294]

Do you have the govee lights for 55 to 65 inch tv but u have it installed on a 75 inch?I ordered the one for the 55 to 65 ich tv hoping it will be fine on my 75 inch tcl r646 will it be ok or will it not fit i feel like it will be fine.eny thoughts would be helpful.the 75 to 85 inch was sold out and i only payed 65 bucks for the 55 to 65 inch govee setup.

[@kakamistrz1990]

Any chance to compare it with AmbiVision which look limitless and much better colors mapping and speed? Just seen Geek Street review and it looks like ultimate solution, but with higher price. Actually Govee is chinese copy of AmbiVision so do not think there is a way to get good effect with goove without price increasing (to have better light strip, optics and software).

[@MrTekSuggest]

What’s up dude. I’m going to look more into that directly. It’s a shame that it is an offered on Amazon marketplace.

[@joecrist5352]

Could you possibly show a back for the hover immersion lights on a 50inch tv? I have a 50 inch tcl roku tv and i’d really like to get the immersion kit for my dorm room in college to make things more immersive while watching movies and playing games but I’m not sure how to make a product that’s meant for 55-65 work on 50 inch and still make it look and work good. Could you please possibly do a video on that?

[@MrTekSuggest]

Hey man! So the bars are intended to serve as the alternative for smaller screens, but alone, they don’t provide the most immersive experience as compared to the strips. I unfortunately don’t have a screen smaller than 65 inches to experiment with. But there would be some snaking on the sections to deal with the excess length. The good news is that you have a 50 inch which isn’t too far off from the recommended 55”. If you place the strips right up onto the edges and install each section as close to the next as possible you may actually be able to get away with it with minimal heavy lifting.

[@joecrist5352]

@@MrTekSuggest Awesome man, I appriciate the tips and help with that. I really want to get the hover immersion kit and use your catch all tray hack on my tv stand to avoid the camera being up on the tv itself. Again, thanks again!

[@MrTekSuggest]

@@joecrist5352 You bet man! Let me know if any questions come up during the process.

[@joecrist5352]

@@MrTekSuggest Will do!

[@joecrist5352]

@@MrTekSuggest Just wanted to let you know I ordered the lights today and they will be here tomorrow by 10 pm. How would you suggest I line the lights up on the very edge of the tv? Do you think I will have to bunch some sections up?

[@Deadly_virus]

What about a 48 inch? Can I somehow make it work?

[@billnavarre5308]

Why would someone be so stupid? just ordered the ones that fit the 75" TV!!! And YES! They make them I got mine from Amazon

[@JustJabb]

Have you seen or heard anything about the Light Mi Neo Syncbox?

[@MrTekSuggest]

I have a man! Looking further into it

[@ReynaldoRoman]

Not sure if anyone knows if there is a proper solution, but if I were to purchase the 75” lights for my 70” tv, is there a way to resolve the extra 5 inches of light strip I would have left over?

[@Samzaf]

Did it work? I bought for my 70”

[@maki4short]

Planning to get one but I only have 43" tv. Is it possible to fit in there?

[@MrTekSuggest]

These trips will unfortunately be much too long for your 43 inch screen. Have you looked further into the bars as an alternative kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5q9ZaWlm5KrnZY

[@maki4short]

That's bad, already ordered one.

[@MrTekSuggest]

@@maki4short you will need to get very creative with snaking the excess strip

[@maki4short]

Oh that's clever idea. Thanks for that suggestion. I'ma try that but can it affect the syncing?

[@sonamsam23]

I would appreciate if Govee Immersion Light be install on 40 Inch Tv

[@MrTekSuggest]

Same here would like to see a smaller kit as well

[@rickymob28]

I reached out to them and there is no intention for them to release a 75"+ version, unless more people show interest - their exact words. So the more people who contact them, the more of a chance we will see one and by the looks of thing's there is an interest!

[@MrTekSuggest]

Great share man! Heads up everybody!

[@fabio1444]

I reached out to govee too. They told me following: „Yes, we will release an immersion TV light for 75'-85' TV in Dec. Please keep tuned with us.“

[@rickymob28]

@@fabio1444 Amazing, did they give a time frame?

[@fabio1444]

@@rickymob28 No time frame - they just wrote in December

[@rickymob28]

@@fabio1444 cheers for letting us know 👍😎

[@miked3278]

Could you just connect a longer govee light strip to the TV and still use the new immersion light tracking? That would be an easier work around than adding the bars if it worked.... 🤷‍♂️

[@MrTekSuggest]

Hey man, you certainly could. But a standard Govee light strip is going to break up the colors that are constantly shifting with the immersion as you watch your show, play your games, etc.

[@miked3278]

@@MrTekSuggest so it would just need to be an rbic strip?

[@MrTekSuggest]

@@miked3278 So whether it is RGBIC or standard RGB, an ordinary light strip would fight the colors of the immersion.. because the colors would be stagnant, while the immersion continuously changes to match the images on the screen.

[@MassRaduss]

@@miked3278 Buy LED WS2812 or WS2813. These strips have addressable LEDs, so each LED can have a different color, which when used on a TV will fit perfectly only the tip solder so that you can connect to the Govee driver

[@pixelrangerstudio86]

such a cool intro, cool presentation / voice... and such a BAD ungly logooooo

[@OneDiddy]

How far is the TV from your wall?

[@MrTekSuggest]

It isn’t perfectly flush to the wall about an inch or so

[@WarlockSRB]

...how far can camera be placed? Just ordered the Immersion + Bars and wondering if I could conceal camera in light enclosure in center of room... Of course not using that light at all... Cheers...

[@MrTekSuggest]

Hey man, my cameras are placed 7 to 8 inches back from the TV, but they could certainly go back a bit further, do keep in mind that as the distance is increased it may introduce additional screen glare

[@WarlockSRB]

@@MrTekSuggest I was thinking more of a 1m maybe even 1.5m away (approx 5-8ft)... :)

[@UP209D]

Now you are granted with Govee Envisual

[@anza9776]

Anyone use a T-piece to connect 2 cameras to 1 wallbox?

[@violater7026]

Ok so answered my question get both

[@flauze]

put some cool wall panels back there !

[@MrTekSuggest]

Haha, tall order to get past the wife.

[@BFArch0n]

Why couldn't you bring the side lights closer to the edges? It seems like you have enough slack in the wiring.

[@MrTekSuggest]

The trick is to minimize the gap between each section. Or you will have large breaks in the colors which won’t look good from the front of the TV.

[@BOXR1922]

Is it me or do you have two sets of strips ? Btw great video I subbed

[@MrTekSuggest]

@@BOXR1922 I do actually, the set that you see all the way up to the edges are a generic old brand that only does single colors at a time. They were not used at any point in time during the tutorial. As a matter fact I haven’t used them in months. I don’t even know why they’re still there to be honest haha…

[@OneDiddy]

Personally, I would move the sides out a little... Maybe like 5" instead of 8" to help brightness a little. I do agree if you go too far out, there will be gaps.

[@jaztazj]

I put mines on a 85in

[@MrTekSuggest]

Wow that’s awesome man! How far from the edges are your sections installed (Sides/Top & Bottom)?

[@jaztazj]

@@MrTekSuggest I apologize for the late response Hurricane Ida hit . I did a short for just now...it still a work and progress...for now

[@canakyol8279]

don't you need a camera, Shouldn't it stay up???

[@jareddangelo347]

They should make these for 40inch tvs smh

[@MrTekSuggest]

Definitely agree. The bars are supposed to serve as the alternative for smaller screens, but alone, they don’t provide the most immersive experience as compared to the strips.

[@Whowhatwherewhy]

Well shoot, all’s I got is a tiny 55”.

[@MrPineappleruler]

Pov: you came here because your monitor is too small. Most people who want to use this for PC gaming don't have that big of a TV

[@dallasgirl3470]

You shouldn't have to use to different products Govee has to better

[@WarlockSRB]

Can you tell me what to do to get rid of this light bleed? I've tried putting camera on all possible positions, but sadly when picture is dark/black, it bleeds light like rainbow around the TV... kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHernHurh7hootk