Hi to you all and many thanks for the app! I'm going to receive my led strip and start to collaborate with you. For that matter, would you mind giving some basics like exactly what devices to we need to have? I have a android box with android 6.0, a raspberry pi and the led strip. This app only works with the box as source not with other hdmi sources, right?
I think that the "mibox" case happens because it has a different firmware. It would be nice to try booting the android box into libreelec and try again running youtube addon.
You can also try this variation of youtube Root/unroot versions available from a xda developer:
https://forum.xda-developers.c…e-vanced-edition-t3758757
Hey Indiglo! You are correct, this app only works on the android device itself - not certain how exactly that ties into things like the bravia TVs that have android built-in, but I would wager it doesn't work for that either (though I would love to be wrong about that). The mibox seems like it may be doing some 'non-standard' (for lack of better term) things, but I'm hesitant to comment because I don't actually have one.
As far as hardware goes, it seems like you have most of what you need, short of a dedicated PSU for the LEDs. I do have my pi networked via the ethernet, I haven't tried wirelessly. One thing I added to my setup was one of those smart outlets, so I can turn the LEDs on/off with voice commands via my google assitant, which is pretty awesome!
I just setup test-channel for the app in the playstore, I'll update the OP to include a link!