Via the remote control you can apply things only temporarily.
That is why I recommended you should create an Image Effect via the Effect Configurator. Save that Effect and it will show up under the Effects in the Hyperion System tray. If you clear effects, the capture will kick in again.
You can achieve this using the Image Effect.
You can either create a two color image or use the one you are showing above.
Hyperion „plays“ the image to the LEDs and you have the expected outcome.
I scanned through the Jellyfish documents and there seems to be no copying feature on the server side.
On the client side you would normally capture the screen via a software grabber ( and send to Hyperion) or an USB Grabber.
Am Ende wird gerundet…
Probier es doch einfach mal aus…
Basically I was hoping to be able to pop a URL into Smartthings HTTP switch as I used to do.
A pure url incl. a command is currently not supported.
'm mostly android, although I do have an iPad that I could potentially use for this.
The screenshots are there to give you an idea about the concept. Similar apps are available on Android.
There is no need to have an iOS device to make use of Hyperion's API.
Hey Lord-Grey,
question to your post #29
I´ve multiple instances, so is it possible to send this POST command for a definied instance? In normal case I start my hyperion with "command = system" but in a few times I must start an instace manuell.So you have a solution for me?
Thx Joe
The suspend and resume sub-command should stop or start all components for all instances.
Depending on the LED type, the LED device requires retries to get active....
I would suggest you first explore what has been written to the log, why one or another instance did not resume successfully.
Then you (or we) can fix the root cause..... or you have a good explanation why you just need being more patient 
Besides that you are able to run API commands against a selected instance.
Unfortunately, you need to run two commands via the same session. First the instance selection and second the command.
Most standard tools do not support that kind of http command chaining.
An alternative option is to use WebSockets and issue both command via the same WebSocket established.
Note: System commands are on system and NOT on instance basis.
Ab LibreElec 10 funktioniert der interne Grabber nicht mehr out-of-the box, da LibreElec den Weg der Bildschirmausgabe geändert hat.
Du kannst aber probieren, ob es mit dem Hyperion Kodi Plug-in funktioniert.
Wir haben das Plug-in für das offizielle Repository eingereicht; Kodi hat es allerdings noch nicht publiziert.
Bis dahin, kannst Du das Plug-in von hier laden:
Du kannst im eigenen Layout Deine Werte definieren:
[
{
"hmax": 0.00052083333,
"hmin": 0,
"vmax": 0.00052083333,
"vmin": 0
}
]Here is another sample with iOS shortcuts
You can use command = system and subcommand = suspend to put Hyperion to bed and wake it up with subcommand = resume
You can also use subcommand = toggleSuspend
Then you have a toggle button…
Sorry that the screens are in German, but I am confident that you will figure it out
Sample of using “http bot” on iOS
First screen you give the url and the POST command, and the Params/Post Data section, you provide the JSON command.
You can test the new feature/development which is supporting multi-segment devices, now.
Follow the instructions here.
Warum suchst Du die Effekte unter HyperBian?
Du kannst die unterstützten Effekte per JSON-API abrufen...
Server-Informationen | Hyperion
Dann kannst Du einen auswählen und per API-Call setzen....
Da musst Du die Entwickler der entsprechenden Apps fragen.
You need to fix the permissions on OS level.
The error you make reference to is not relevant here and can be ignored
nards1134 There is no need using a WebServer to trigger hyperion-remote any longer.
You can now directly control Hyperion.NG via JSON-API commands.
Just have a look at the documentation.
Looks like that your device is not presented as an tty one by the OS after you connected it.
You may want to check, if you need to install something extra.
You can use the device in Hyperion only, if it occurs as a serial device under /dev.
This is an OS, not a Hyperion issue.
You might have a look here
or google further yourself…
As requested before, please share a screenshot of ls -ltr /dev/tty* after you plugged in the arduino device.
That will show, if the OS recognizes the device.
There is no need to open new threads, just provide the feedback you are asked for…
Wenn man sich Deinen Screenshot anschaut, ist kein Adalight mit Deinem Rechner verbunden.
Entferne Adalight und stecke es danach erneut ein.
Mache dann nochmal ein ls -ltr /dev/tty*
Grabber (USB-Aufnahme, d.h. Input) konfigurierst Du hier.
Note: Adalight ist KEIN Grabber.
LED-Hardware (Output) konfigurierst Du hier:
Für LED-Hardware...
Wenn Du ein ls -ltr /dev/tty* machst, solltest Du etwa folgendes sehen:
Teile bitte mal Deine Ausgabe....