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Boblight #140

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panartur83 opened this issue Apr 25, 2016 · 16 comments
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Boblight #140

panartur83 opened this issue Apr 25, 2016 · 16 comments

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@panartur83
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Hello,

With leatest version of Openelec ARM boblight isn't working. It is only blinking for few seconds at end of movie.
I was searching for solution and I've found this: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=219563&pid=1939858#pid1939858

Can You add CONFIG_AM_VIDEOCAPTURE flag to kernel in next release?

Thank You in advance.
Best Regards

@uros-z
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uros-z commented Apr 28, 2016

This has already been solved some time ago. Please use OpenELEC git if you want to build yourself or download images from their site.

@panartur83
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Thank You for answer, but they don't have builds for MX2 box, that's why I've wrote here.

Are You planning to release Openelec 7 (once it will be finished) in future for those boxes?

@codesnake
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yes

@newkind
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newkind commented May 10, 2016

Not sure if this is part of the issue but my Boblight doesn't work properly until I disable AMCodec hardware accelleration. When it's off, everything is fine but video is choppy, when I enable it back again, video is fluid but no Boblight.

@panartur83
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panartur83 commented May 13, 2016

I have same issue as @newkind - I have tested this also on leatest build 6.0.3.

@newkind
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newkind commented May 13, 2016

I switched to Hyperion and used this : http://raspberry-at-home.com/wetek-play-with-lightberry-hd-usb-and-openelec/

Works great without disabling AMCodec ;)

@panartur83
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Thank You for answer.. I have tried that, but configuration is too hard for me.

@panartur83 panartur83 reopened this May 13, 2016
@newkind
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newkind commented May 13, 2016

I used HyperCon tool for creating configuration file and after that i just swapped the pieces mentioned in the url above.

@panartur83
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Have You used default config?
I mean... have You changed sth in Hypecon?
I'm trying to run this in every weekend... and I have tried plenty of config changes but none is working.

@newkind
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newkind commented May 13, 2016

I modified the hyperion.config.json, but nothing inside either Hyperion core or OpenELEC core. In my case I have updated my Arduino with Hyperion compatible code following Hyperion site tutorial and created Hyperion config file with HyperCon tool and modified it with the amlgrabber change.

@panartur83
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panartur83 commented May 13, 2016

Can You send me Your config to pastebin (or somewhere else)?

I have managed to get welcome light from my device, so I assume that I have made too much change.
I'm using Ambibox and my device section now looks like this:

    "device" :
    {
        "name"       : "MyHyperionConfig",
        "type"       : "lightpack",
        "output"     : "",
        "colorOrder" : "rgb"
    },

@newkind
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newkind commented May 13, 2016

Sure, here it is : http://pastebin.com/2MJMNA05

I'm using WS2801 leds but in my case I had to change type from ws2801 to adalight to make them work. Also my setup is 50 leds.

@panartur83
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Thank You sooo much... everything working fine now.

Can You tell me how You have managed where to place light on back of TV?

@newkind
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newkind commented May 13, 2016

You mean each leds ? Math xD I just calculated even space between each LED.

@panartur83
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Maybe we have different devices. Check callibration file from this site - https://ajpawelski.wordpress.com/how-to-raspberry-pi-raspbmc-and-a-lightpack/

@newkind
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newkind commented May 13, 2016

Yah, mine is VERY home made ;) Just like I said, simple math and representation of LED's in HyperCon tool were sufficient ;)

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