Simple software WLED setup with Pi4 Kodi and PS4 Pro HDR

Yeah I saw that topic buddy. thanks. But it means that I need an android device

Has anyone managed to setup hyperion.ng on a raspberry pi3? I'm getting severe video drops when ever I turn on hyperion.

Zitat von taxez

Has anyone managed to setup hyperion.ng on a raspberry pi3? I'm getting severe video drops when ever I turn on hyperion.

https://hyperion-project.org/t…erion-ng-libreelec.10463/

https://hyperion-project.org/threads/hyperion-ng.10507/

Puck,

which version of raspbian buster did you use?

-Raspbian Buster with desktop and recommended software
-Raspbian Buster with desktop
-Raspbian Buster Lite

I will try the lite version then. And after installed buster on the sd card and bootup the pi I should give this command right?

sudo apt-get install kodi

Do i do that by the pc or in raspbian itself?

Okay many thanks. I will check it. Did you put some sizes in your whitelist?

And what is your resolution in kodi?
Is your tv 4k or fhd?

did you add hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 to your config files?

If I set tv resolution to 3840x2160@30hz

4k movies are stutter a little bit. If I do 1920x1080@60 stutter is gone.

what you mean with UI?

What is UI part? You mean screen resolution?

I made also some of those test.

1920x1080@60 as resolution worked the best for 4k content.

I also read on LE forum that the some people fix stutter by downgrade from 9.2.1 to 9.2.0

That is true. Pi4 and 4k is difficult with hyperion.

I have 1920x1080@60hz as UI
And whitelisted for 4k 23,98 and 24 and for 1080 23,98,24,50,59,94 and 60.

this worked the best and gave the best result without freezing or signal drop.

Zitat von Puck

You can use the JSON API to control almost everything. I use Home Assistant to toggle on/off Hyperion or (certain) grabber(s). Here is an example of such calls:

To toggle Hyperion

Code

command_on: "echo '{\"command\":\"componentstate\",\"componentstate\":{\"component\":\"ALL\",\"state\":true}}' | nc 192.168.0.9 19444"
command_off: "echo '{\"command\":\"componentstate\",\"componentstate\":{\"component\":\"ALL\",\"state\":false}}' | nc 192.168.0.9 19444"

To toggle grabber

Code

command_on: "echo '{\"command\":\"componentstate\",\"componentstate\":{\"component\":\"GRABBER\",\"state\":true}}' | nc 192.168.0.9 19444"
command_off: "echo '{\"command\":\"componentstate\",\"componentstate\":{\"component\":\"GRABBER\",\"state\":false}}' | nc 192.168.0.9 19444"

You can use `hyperion-remote -s` and `hyperion-remote {command} --print` to get all possible API calls.

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Hi puck.

Thanks for sharing your setup.

I have had mine setup since some time ago but instead of wled I was using diyhue (a virtual hue hub) to interface my Lightstrip.

I wrote some custom code to disable the hyperion UDP stream over MQTT in home assistant. Worked fine but I have been adding more and more wled projects throughout the house and now I am using it for hyperion.

I now want to interface again from home assistant and use the API call to disable hyperion under certain conditions (harmony remote activities).

Could you share your home assistant automation to disable hyperion?.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Paul.