Setup wiring/schematics for basic building of Hyperion / Raspi/ Hyperbian with HDMI/av capture and backup android grabber

hello folks,

i wanted to share my setup in some of drawing form, Raspi runs on hyperbian 2.10 Alpha and has a switch board connected to it.

This is just the basics and wiring how i made it.

Setup is made with 2 channel HDMI 4K splitter, not included is my switchbox and Receiver.

Questions feel free to ask, maybe this can help people to understand better and help visualise the Hyperion hardware builds on Raspi in general.

links to the splitter i am using>> https://xolorspace.com/collect…th-downscaler-4k-to-1080p

Android grabber can not be used while watching Amazon or netflix..... but with Youtube and all kind of apps it works

https://play.google.com/store/…periongrabber&hl=nl&gl=US

the illustration is fine, if you can succesfully duplicate the live feed then this setup should work.

I would say when using a zeroW (WIFI) you can't steer to much leds, this Raspi is single core and not that powerfull.

for tasks as W-Led its perfect but to steer the leds directly from GPIO and having to do rendering as well for live feed into Hyperion.NG can be too much.

so what people do is decreasing the live feed and having a real low resolution to work with.

If you want more power/quality then i would suggest to look for a Raspi 3b, these are quadcores and have much more power but still affordable

Quote from pclin

And if you only want to play from the PC, you can do without the PI and Grabber entirely and install Hyperion directly on the PC.

PC with Hyperion > ESP with WLED > Stripes

addition to this, yes you can do this danilbin you have to set hyperion ( windows app) only on framegrabber,

then with Wled and esp8266 NodeMCU you can make the ambilight.

for this route you don't need the Raspberry Pi and USB grabber.

Framegrabber build in in Hyperion grabs the screen for you in the software app and then you can steer the leds with Wled> over WIFI!

Quote from danilbin

About PC with Hyperion. Сhecked Adrilight. It significantly loads the PC processor (5-10%)

i think Hyperion will not take that lot of juice on a fast PC, the Hyperion app on Windows is really easy and i would check it out.

NodeMCU esp8266 only costs a few euro's > you need a sketch for that to make it work.