[RELEASE] Official XBMC boblight Addon

Prefix for 75 LEDS: 41 64 61 00 4A 1F

Hi,
Thank you for this addon, it works great.

Is there anywhere I could find a description of each parameter that can be set in the addon ?
Some of them are not very explicit and the only document i could find is the old boblight articles that are not much explicit

i'm running into errors after "make"
http://pastebin.com/1m3Jgpf0

any ideas?

if you are on ubuntu i would say "apt-get install build-essentials" ... else you are just missing your complete build environment (the c++ compiler in that case).

That's it. I'm using the LIVE-Install. The Package-Setting was set to "german" and didn't find build-essentials.
After setting it to "main server" and searching for build-essential (without the "s") it installed.

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Boblight addon should be working on iOS now with the current nightlys. (performance is ok when watching h.264 content - for SD software decoded content the boblight is a bit to much ).

After digging the forum, I finally found the meaning of each parameters.
Maybe you should but this on the first post.
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1034591

done

Hello,

thanks so much for this addon!!
boblight-X11 didn't work with my AMD GPU in fullscreen, so this was my last hope and it works!

I really hope someday there will be menu ambilight support
>1. Currently boblight is only driven when the videoplayer is running. We hope to be able to extend it to the menu and even music playback in the future- though this will need major changes in the XBMC core so it wouldn't be the near future Wink.

That would be so great!

(2012-05-20 16:00)drose25 Wrote:  Has anyone seen a hardware schematic utilizing the TI MSP-430 instead of an Arduino microcontroller? I've seen one in action, and found the code necessary to use it with a Boblight mod, but I can't seem to find the hardware schematic anywhere. Might be because the site is in German, but the video and source is here: http://www.jevermeister.de/2011/11/mein-...-boblight/

Hi,

i've used a RGB amplifier from ebay ( search for RGB SMD 5050 LED Strips Light Signal Amplifier 12V on ebay.com ) which is connected to
pin 2.1(red), pin 2.5(blue), pin 1.6(green) and VCC of the launchpad (not sure if R G B is twisted), but you need a MSP430 G2553 and twisted RX/TX pins. i heard that newer launchpads already use the G2553 and don't need the RX/TX mod.

Regards