Quick video showing my Hyperion.ng Ambilight.

Here is a quick video showing my Hyperion.ng Ambilight..
Thanks to the hyperion community for their excellent work
Hyperion.ng:
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Also thanks to Dr. Zzs for his excellent tutorial:
• LEDs behind your scree...
and thanks to MadeByMiro for his excellent tutorials as well.
/ @madebymiro
Capture card used: Excellent product.
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Raspberry Pi 3b+
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HDMI Switch 5x1 Ports:
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Ambilight color test video:
• Ambilight color test v...

[@TheOldKid]

I'd like to do one of these but I'll have to get more knowledgeable. I just got an esp32 wroom cam s3 and trying to figure it out. I've made a couple projects with wleds but it's just been single strip stuff with sound reaction. Nice work

[@IJm3]

This looks good, only issue I have personally is the fact that I can see your leds.

[@wclumiere5665]

Yes I know but that is the led lights reflection through the acrylic around the tv. I tried my best to hide it. I already got used to it. LOL.

[@IJm3]

@@wclumiere5665 nice. I really need to get this on my TV 😂

[@EGORka140764]

An interesting version. For regular TV. It's easier for a computer monitor. We have a more widespread version on arduino and ambibox. I made on arduino, but then I removed it. A good effect requires a lot of empty flat space around the screen. I had no place. :) And I didn't tape the monitor. I made a frame on the wall behind the monitor.

[@wclumiere5665]

Yeah Igor I have used the ambibox version before but that one only works with the computer. The good thing about this version is that you can use it with any source connected to the HDMI switch. Right now the video is from youtube running on my Amazon Fire Tv Stick.

[@EGORka140764]

I agree, this is the best performance.