desol11 Wrote:Those are the same as the ones from adalight. I ordered a set from them a while back they ship pretty fast I got mine in 5 days.
I believe the ones from adafruit are only 25 LED strands
lrusak
Fan Joined: Sep 2011 Reputation: 3 Location: Canada |
2012-02-16 09:21
Post: #111
desol11 Wrote:Those are the same as the ones from adalight. I ordered a set from them a while back they ship pretty fast I got mine in 5 days. I believe the ones from adafruit are only 25 LED strands |
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smajor
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2012-02-16 12:30
Post: #112
Can aliexpress be trusted?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/0...5520110603 Did You still payed with paypal? Can You recommend a particular supplier? Adalight with Lightpack calculator (with boblight support) http://sanya.tarhelyszolgaltato.eu/ |
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smajor
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2012-02-16 14:00
Post: #113
MrHenky Wrote:Your website is awesome smajor. I used that to configure my profiles. It would be cool to create a profile for 21:9 movies, so that lightpacks work with the black bars. Had to create a profile for a 1920x800 resolution and shift the widgets. calculator now has 21:9 option
Adalight with Lightpack calculator (with boblight support) http://sanya.tarhelyszolgaltato.eu/ |
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schumi2004
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2012-02-16 22:25
Post: #114
smajor Wrote:Can aliexpress be trusted? I'm curious as well. Is it wise to order there? |
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lrusak
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2012-02-17 00:32
Post: #115
smajor Wrote:Can aliexpress be trusted? I guess we will find out in a week or so!
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desol11
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2012-02-17 18:14
Post: #116
Yes aliexpress can be trusted, I have never had a bad experience with them.
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ethan7
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2012-02-20 11:03
Post: #117
lrusak Wrote:I haven't actually done anything yet, but I have a few arduinos hanging around and would like to put one to use. I purchased the same 50 pcs WS2801 led pixel string from http://www.bestlightingbuy.com/ws2801-di...ixels.html for 69 bucks, much cheaper than from adafruit. |
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MrHenky
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2012-02-21 15:18
Post: #118
smajor Wrote:calculator now has 21:9 option Thank you very very much. Even the fact that you support boblight.conf now puts me in the mood to try boblight again.Thanks a lot again. |
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smajor
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2012-02-21 18:59
Post: #119
MrHenky Wrote: Thank You! ![]() Having sad that, let me take the opportunity to recommend the Official XBMC boblight addon topic, incase somebody havent found it yet. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=116331 Memphiz and bobo1on1 deserve a very big thanks too! Adalight with Lightpack calculator (with boblight support) http://sanya.tarhelyszolgaltato.eu/ |
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schumi2004
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2012-02-22 23:53
Post: #120
@smajor
I used your calculator for configuring my leds but i had problems getting the right setup. Since i only have a led string with 25 leds i wanted them to be placed only on the sides and top but the calculator also uses bottom. What i did was adding as much columns and lines that would fit my situation which then resulted in a lower sensitivity area size. Would it be possible to disable area's in the calculator? for example top bottom if you only want to place leds on left/right area? |
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