Okay, thank you for the info, and it's no big deal to use it with a Raspberry Pi, it's really easy to setup. Oh and thanks for the great work, I haven't finished my setup yet but the parts are on their way it will be awesome!
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Okay, thanks for the info.
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Hey Devs, if I understood that right Hyperion can be installed on Mac and Linux the only OS where you have to use a Raspberry Pi as a passthrough is windows, but now the new Anniversary Update of Windows added a bash shell system to windows so (if I got that right) you can run Linux commands on windows, I have no clue on how Hyperion or any program works on Linux and that's why I'm asking if this helps you to develop Hyperion for windows so you don't have to use a Raspberry Pi as a passthrough to control the LEDs, with only an Arduino as a Passthrough.
Sorry if I'm completely wrong with everything I said in this thread.
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Yes it is simply search for Adalight Nano.
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Yes, you got it.
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Greetings,
as @darkside40 already said: To run Hyperion you need a Linux or MacOS system (Windows not supported, yet).
Workaround: Cheapest solution would be a Raspberry Pi 1 with your leds attached. To get your picture from Windows PC to Raspberry Pi you could use Hyperion ScreenCap https://hyperion-project.org/threads/windows-grabber.74/
The data is transmitted over network (lan or wlan (doesn't matter that much))Maybe we hit some day the possibility for a windows version.
Have fun
Okay so a Windows PC Connected to Raspberry Pi via Screencap then install Hyperion on the Raspberry Pi and connect it with an Arduino to run WS2812B LEDs. (Basically follow this guide:https://hyperion-project.org/t…-ws2801-ws2812b-apa102.8/) Right? Thanks for the answers, really excited, this will be awesome if I get it to work. -
Afaik you dont need all that stuff if you only want to use your PC.
Here it would be sufficient to have a RPi where you can connect your LED's (with the right LED's you dont even need an Arduino) which runs Hyperion and the Windows Grabber. Both systems would be connected by LAN.More experienced Member should correct me if i am wrong.
Infact i plan nearly the same because my HTPC runs Kodi and my Game PC Windows. These are the only two sources which feed my TV. So i dont see any need for using USB Grabber, HDMI Splitter etc.
What do you mean by connected by LAN? Just the Raspberry Pi and PC connected to the same network (LAN for best Speed)? And do you maybe have an Image or a good guide on how to setup Windows Grabber and Hyperion on the Raspberry Pi because I'm kinda confused by the guides on this side here xD? And which Raspberry Pi should I use, should I Buy a Pi 3 or can I use a Pi 2?
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Hello, as you can see above I want to use the awesome Hyperion Software with just my PC and an Arduino Nano or just a Raspberry Pi, is that somehow possible or do I have to get an HDMI Splitter, SCART Adapter and USB Grabber and that stuff? There would be around 150 LEDs behind my Screen just in case that matters. Oh, and what does the x86/64 Prefix stand for? I hope it stands for 32bit/64bit so for PCs.
