Lytmi Fantasy 3: 4 HDMI Inputs, Awesome color, and presence sensor?

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @Weeem
    @Weeem Год назад +1

    I too went from a Govee to Lytmi
    Govee had issues with white balance 'cos it didn't have a white LED in the strip. The Lytmi does and with the HDMI feed, the combined difference is huge.
    It's a lot more expensive, but worth it.

  • @EsotericArctos
    @EsotericArctos Год назад

    This is an interesting product. I don't have a use for it currently though, as like you I use a AV Receiver with multiple HDMI inputs, and I use a DIY Solution called Hyperion-NG. The LED's I used were good quality, so the double sided tape has lasted for over 4 years so far. If I was doing it again now, I would consider this product though as the pricing is similar to waht I paid at the time. Products like the Fantasy 3 are more appealing now as things like Raspberry Pi's are not as easy to get at the moment, where as a RPI use to be cheap to get back when I did Hyperion.

    • @SlackerLabs
      @SlackerLabs  Год назад

      Yea. I considered the Hyperion route. It just seemed more work than an off the shelf system. Although if Hue was the only choice it would be Hyperion for me.

  • @Boeing767DriverAA
    @Boeing767DriverAA 7 месяцев назад

    I deleted my last post because I finally got my Fantasy3 working... My question is whats the best wall color behind the tv to get the best overall effect? Or what colors should i avoid?

  • @bobalay
    @bobalay 10 месяцев назад +1

    I currently have all my devices connected to my AVR. How do I use my devices with the LF3 while still getting the audio from my AVR? Optical cable?

    • @SlackerLabs
      @SlackerLabs  10 месяцев назад +1

      I just put the LF3 between the tv and the AVR. So the HDMI out from the AVR goes to the LF3 and then from the LF3 to the the tv. I don't use the TV speakers so all the audio just comes from the AVR and the video goes to the LF3 and then the TV

  • @TheBHinett
    @TheBHinett Год назад +1

    If using the multi HDMI ports, does it auto switch device in any way or is it manual only? Can it be changed via tuya/home assistant? I think I read once it lacks CEC which is quite the miss imo but if I can somehow supplement it with Home Assistant that may plug the gap and make me buy one

  • @Sierra-Whisky
    @Sierra-Whisky Год назад

    6:13 my TV is mounted on the wall, leaving only about 1 centimeter between the wall and the tv. Do you have any idea what it would look like if I somehow manage to stick them (nearly) perpendicular to the wall right behind the edges of my tv?
    This really does look promissing!

  • @ArunNinaniya-f7w
    @ArunNinaniya-f7w 10 месяцев назад

    How it work with in-built ott apps

    • @SlackerLabs
      @SlackerLabs  10 месяцев назад

      I'm not sure on that one. I suspect it would not work since you are not sending the signal out to a TV.

  • @tessie4204
    @tessie4204 11 месяцев назад

    It needs SEC!

  • @Chesterflaps
    @Chesterflaps Год назад

    It's useless with HDR and dolby vision and most stuff is either one or the other these days.

    • @SlackerLabs
      @SlackerLabs  Год назад

      Hmmm. Works fine with my HDR.

    • @Chesterflaps
      @Chesterflaps Год назад

      @@SlackerLabs I would be interested to see a video comparison from you with HDR on and HDR off. In all honesty, HDR is bearable at times but Dolby Vision is laughable.