Hi everyone,
I want to try LED mapping and planning to purchase Teensy 3.6 but I don't know how to link on PC Resolume to Teensy.
I read some information here http://bit.ly/2ftwEXE but I can't figure out how to connect OctoWS2811 into Resolume arena?
on mac how I understood you need only Syphon program, created using processing.org, but this works only MAC, I watch I i found just now Spout which is doing the same thing what is can do Syphon, looks like it, but I can not shure if i can send video from: Resolume |> Spout|> Teensy |> Led Strips
I am planning to do something look like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3R0R6A_a5A
i hope you will help me
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Re: Resolume to Teensy
First, this project will be far from plug-and-play, with these devices, so prepare yourself for coding, and reading - a lot.
Teensy is a development board, which means that you will be doing its programming and implementation of all the features you want, you surely can use pre-coded libraries.
If you want to just use some led strips and go mapping, you can buy pre-made ArtNet led controller boards, then connect your strips, and a power supply and connect to your network. This is not the cheapest.
Maybe a good compromise is to use a raspberry pi via ArtNet, install OLA which can drive some WS led strips without much coding involved. https://wiki.openlighting.org/index.php/OLA_LED_Pixels
The benefit of using ArtNet yould be that you'll be able to move your strips away from your computer.
also see viewtopic.php?f=7&t=11536 maybe get in touch with the user that started that thread, how the poroject is going.
also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rankvYFwFy0
a few google searches can lead far...
Teensy is a development board, which means that you will be doing its programming and implementation of all the features you want, you surely can use pre-coded libraries.
If you want to just use some led strips and go mapping, you can buy pre-made ArtNet led controller boards, then connect your strips, and a power supply and connect to your network. This is not the cheapest.
Maybe a good compromise is to use a raspberry pi via ArtNet, install OLA which can drive some WS led strips without much coding involved. https://wiki.openlighting.org/index.php/OLA_LED_Pixels
The benefit of using ArtNet yould be that you'll be able to move your strips away from your computer.
also see viewtopic.php?f=7&t=11536 maybe get in touch with the user that started that thread, how the poroject is going.
also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rankvYFwFy0
a few google searches can lead far...
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