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<blockquote data-quote="Croog" data-source="post: 1176894" data-attributes="member: 57848"><p>Hi, XML is attached and I used 0.0.87.</p><p></p><p>Thanks also about advice with bulb's speed. Thats is exactly what I wanted to test in the first place. The question is whether I will end up with lightstrip+ or the only usable solution will be some arduino/raspberry based light. Previously I thought that I will simply solve ambilight with philips TV, but I want to be able to lit the LEDs even when the TV is off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Croog, post: 1176894, member: 57848"] Hi, XML is attached and I used 0.0.87. Thanks also about advice with bulb's speed. Thats is exactly what I wanted to test in the first place. The question is whether I will end up with lightstrip+ or the only usable solution will be some arduino/raspberry based light. Previously I thought that I will simply solve ambilight with philips TV, but I want to be able to lit the LEDs even when the TV is off. [/QUOTE]
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