In case your Wifi is not stable, you might run in the same issues (but that could be with other brands too).
I should have solid wifi. They are defending definitely not out of range. I'll do some local testing to see if I'm having any issues with it. I should probably hardware my Pi too.
You might want trying to disable "Switch-off, below minimum" just to see, if that stabilizes.
I'll give that a shot and let you know.
Edit: So I've switched this off. The lights seem to be connected without issue for the moment, however, in low light or black screens, the lights turn blue. This is what I was trying to remedy by moving away from the Hue Lights, except Hue turned green. I'm going to run these settings for a bit just to make sure they don't disconnect and have any network issues, but uniformly this will not work for me as when the screen goes black I want my lights to turn off too. I feel it pulls me out of the immersion if the lights stay one when the backlights turn off. If you have any recommendations I'd love to hear them or if the S1 doesn't do this id switch to them.
Thanks again for all your help with this. I really appreciate it.
Edit: To add the W3 model to the whitelist, could you do me a favour and share with me how it reports itself?
They are the colorb model
{
"bright": "100",
"color_mode": "1",
"ct": "4000",
"date": "",
"ext": "",
"fw_ver": "10",
"hue": "1",
"id": "0x000000001b31ab50",
"model": "colorb",
"name": "",
"power": "on",
"rgb": "16057600",
"sat": "100",
"support": "get_prop set_default set_power toggle set_bright set_scene cron_add cron_get cron_del start_cf stop_cf set_ct_abx adjust_ct set_name set_adjust adjust_bright adjust_color set_rgb set_hsv set_music udp_sess_new udp_sess_keep_alive udp_chroma_sess_new"
}
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