Hi there,
Hope you can help me out since it just can't find the right settings!
Sometimes colors are to saturated.. if i see for example a gray/blue sky, my grabber shows a perfectly balanced color reproduction in (take grabber screenshot), BUT the LED's are insanely blue (over saturated) so it doesn't match at all.
I've attached a yellow example. I tried to calibrate the LED's (APA102) and set the saturation gain to 0,3 but still sometime colors are off.
Please help! 
Haha, i've bought new corner connectors with wires instead of the white corners, that made all leds lighten up.
Now I've got a weird thing. See attached a paused frame. My grabber shows perfect calibrated colors. But, my LEDs on the left hand side were red instead of green?!
I don't know what I've done wrong because RGB byte order is already set to BGR, and when selecting green color in the app or SSH colorpicker it's perfectly green. All other colors are perfectly balanced.
Any thoughts? It happens more often that a color is wrongly chosen.
Thanks! It finally works
But, sometimes my LED are a little bit "nervous" in picking a color. If I pauze TV, they still are flickering between multiple colors. How should I fix this?
Thanks a lot for your quick reply!
I noticed that the LEDs flicker a little bit when there are transitions of hyperion. For example when pulling brightness from 100% to 20% they flicker a little bit (only) in the transition. What could that be?
Hi there,
I managed to get a testing set-up working!
But, as my APA102 LED stripe has both a connector at the beginning and the end, i was wondering if it's OK to cut the middle part of the strip and get rid of the LED's I don't need? In that case I don't need to solder the end of the strip..
Is that possible? Or are they sort of numbered?
