Just download hyperion from here --> https://docs.hyperion-project.…tallation.html#windows-10

then do your setup. personnaly i made with esp8266 which was very esay.

1. connect psu to esp
2. connect esp to led strip
3. verify led working on wled
4. go on pc, launch hyperion then go to Capturing Hardware, activate it (by checking the box)
5. go on led instance, choose wled or the correct one, and this is done

@kollectiv02

For Windows11 it's better still to use the sabbaat screen cap from Github.

I've read several problems when people (upgraded to) and used Windows11 and internal frame grabber of Hyperion.NG

You can then send the image from the grabber to the Rpi (Hyperion) via flatbuffer.

If you install Hyperion on the PC, you no longer need the RPI, then you can operate the LEDs on an ESP (from €5) with WLED software.

regards pclin

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How do I get the picture from Windows11 to the RasPi so that the LEDs light up accordingly?

you can use the hint of pclin and buy extra minicontroller ESP, and therefore not using the Raspi anymore.

or you can also do it ( like i did to test before)

install this on Windows11 >> https://sabaatworld.github.io/HyperionScreenCap/

then set the ports in settings the same, standard i used the 19445 ( PROTOBUFFER)

looks like this >>

ESP8266 is OK, an ESP32 would be better.
https://hyperion-project.org/forum/index.php?thread/12727-esp8266-vs-esp32/&postID=45675#post45675

Here you will find almost all the information you need. Many instructions on the web are outdated.

Welcome to WLED - WLED Project

Install WLED Binary

Compatible-Hardware

regards pclin

As for your question about Hyperion ng, I'm not entirely sure about the specific details, but I can share my experience with you. I used HyperionScreenCap a while back too, but when I upgraded to Hyperion ng recently, I noticed a few changes in the setup process. However, it could also be due to the fact that I used newer keys.