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Blacklist LEDs #418
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Just as I typed it I found on the hyperion forum that { |
Hi |
So this works however if I use a backlight threshold in image processing the disabled lights still light up. |
Could you provide that communicate in more readable form if the problem still occurs? I will take a look in the post-processing side effect. I haven't take it into account before, but it's quite possible that post-processing overrides the black LEDs. Need to be fixed. |
Thanks. I'll keep you updated. These things need to be fixed before v19 stable release. |
I think I fixed it. The installer will be ready to download when finished: |
Yes, colors are using different path than images (usb grabber/flatbuffers/protobuffers). Just one small thing: colors are not live updated so when you are designing LED strip geometry and disable/enable some LEDs you need to apply color again to have it visible in the preview/LED output. It's only design time limitation. |
I've found another "back-door" that allowed colors for disabled leds: effects that use direct LED rendering like "Breath". So decided to fix it in another way, in a place where all these paths come together. Hope it's a final solution. |
Thanks I can confirm this solved everything :) |
Feature request
What problem does this feature solve?
The ability to blacklist certain LEDs.
In my case the led strip starts at the middle bottom of the TV. I want to completely ignore (blacklist) the first leds as my tv is on a stand and I don't want the bottom to light up. The leds are actually there so I don't want gaps. I believe hyperion ng has a blacklist feature implemented?
I've tried manually disabling leds by putting these values at 0 for the leds i want to ignore:
{
"group": 0,
"hmax": 0,
"hmin": 0,
"vmax": 0,
"vmin": 0
},
However the Leds still light up.
What does the proposed API look like?
How should this be implemented in your opinion?
Preferably with a UI option, however if it can be done manually I would like some help on how to set it up.
Are you willing to work on this yourself?
I would if I knew how.
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