Webos tv and ps5 also?

it wil capture hdmi input, but not the apps on the tv.

Just Watch Netflix and disney on ps of pc.

The smart part of the tv just becomes unused

or you can try the webcam as input solution

This is the only way to capture webos input (and don't need a "Hdmi 2.0 grabber/limiter" bewteen your shiny hdmi 2.1 PS5 and probably shiny LG CX or C1 with wen os TV).

You can have nice setup with camera :

Thread

pi zero + webcam setup

Here is my setup

- pi zero
- logitech c270 camera
- apa102 (only 80 leds)
- 4 meters cable between leds and pi zero
- woodeen frame

All made of spare part, on my older TV i had an hyperion setup with pi zero, usb grabber + splitter.
I changed because of two reasons

1. new TV, PS5, HDMI 2.1 : i didn't want compromise on HDMI flux and cheap 2.1 splitters doesn't exist
2. Always add problems. sometimes grabber or splitter stop working for a second or mire. I restarded Hyperion instance 3 times a day. Sometime

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David Hequet

Apr 22nd 2021

It can be behind your couch fixed to wall with WLED.

If yu have a Pi, Leds and a spare cam you can give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised by accuracy

for ps4 and ps5 you can also use the Android Grabber + Chiaki App and it'll give you a nice result.

I don't use special material, my camera is far from TV. the Solution is perfect.

you can watch this Thread, dinvlad is trying a setup with a fisheye camera:

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Adjust Camera in Hyperion - Color - Help required

Dear Friends,
I try to setup Hyperion with my Pi Cam, but I have issues calibrating. I took a picture to show the problem on a white screen.
Due to capturing the screen image via camera and the viewing angle the camera detects a certain "gradient" where it should be white.
I mean I can related why this happens but I dont know if I can compensate it.

Is there any option in hyperion how to correct for this or any other suggestions? Is the Camera the problem?

Any help would be appreciated.

piperion

Mar 12th 2021

you need the same materials as for a regular setup with the exception of the grabber and the HDMI switch/matrix since you can use a USB webcam to grab the image. Optional is an esp8266 tu run wled and control the LEDs. I am also using a webcam to run my Ambilight System and I am happy with the results. Using chiaki and the Android grabber you get even better results without losing HDR because chiaki does a good hdr/sdr conversion. You get a bit of lag, but it's the best you can do if you don't want to spend a lot of money on other devices.

luchow3cu I bought an esp8266 to add second led strip. Do you have a good beginner tutorial ?

Quote from David Hequet

luchow3cu I bought an esp8266 to add second led strip. Do you have a good beginner tutorial ?

I followed the tutorials from adafruit + the wiki from wled. I used the elements recommended from the adafruit best practices website.

https://learn.adafruit.com/neopixel-levelshifter

A 1000uF 10V (or higher) capacitor between the poles to smooth the voltage; a level shifter (74AHCT125) between esp8266 and LEDs; and a 330 ohm resistor before the first LED. Also I grounded the unused pins OE and A from the level shifter to avoid oscillations. I hope that is enough information. I can make a schematic of you are having troubles.

Here is a good video that explains the circuit

I used some other components from this video. Adafruit feather m0 -> Wemos D1 mini, Level Shifter TXB0108 -> 74AHCT125 (Recommend from the WLED Wiki). Take into consideration the different components have different PIN Layouts.

OK Thank you, I Will look at it. I remember you don't use apa102 led. Probable not the same scheme.