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[zanbee]

Board: RBBB with USB to Serial board
Firmware: FastSPI
Protocol: Atmoduino
LED strip model: WS2801 String (12mm Bullets)
Number of LEDs: 50
Screen size: 42"
Power Supply: ATX from the PC
Average Cost: 40 USD

LEDs per side:
- Top: 17
- Bottom: 15
- Left: 9
- Right: 9

Using for: Moving Pictures and Music
Start methode: Automatic
Whishlist: Music activated color changer

 

[calamaha]

Board: SEDU-Board
Firmware: V3.0
Protocol: miniDMX
LED strip model: WS2801 Stripe
Number of LEDs: 64
Screen size: 32"
Power Supply: internal power supply (5V)

LEDs per side:
- Top: 26
- Bottom: 10
- Left: 14
- Right: 14

Using for: TV, Video, Music
Start methode: Automatic

 

[Teeo]

Board: Arduino UNO rev.3
Firmware: atmoduino
Protocol: atmoduino
LED strip model: WS2801 String (Bullets)
Number of LEDs: 50
Power Supply: DC 5V 4A
Average Cost: 70 EUR

LEDs per side:
Top: 16
Bottom: 16
Left: 9
Right: 9

Using : Video/TV
Manual/Auto start : Auto

What is Your Wish ? Disable leds on windows hibernate/sleep

 

[Ganesha]

Board: Sedu
Firmware: 3.0
Protocol: miniDMX
LED strip model: WS2801 Stripes
Number of LEDs: 80
Screen size: 48"
Power Supply: HTPC power supply
Average Cost: ~160 EUR

LEDs per side:
- Top: 26
- Bottom: 26
- Left: 14
- Right: 14

Using for: Live for Video/TV, static color for menu und others
Start methode: Automatic
Wishlist: Nothing yet. Finished building two days ago.

 

[HomeY]

Board: Arduino Leonardo
Firmware: Atmoduino (modified)
Protocol: amoduino
LED strip model: WS2812B
Number of LEDs: 173
Power Supply: MeanWell S-100F-5
Average Cost: About € 150,-

LEDs per side:
- Top: 68
- Bottom: 39
- Left: 27
- Right: 27

Using for: Live for TV/Video/Menus
Start method: Automatic through Atmolight
Wishlist: Profile deletion fix latest AtmoWin

 

[Baserunner]

Board: SEDU-Board
Firmware: 3.0
Protocol: miniDMX
LED strip model: WS2801 strap
Number of LEDs: 78
Screen size: 46"

LEDs per side:
- Top: 25
- Bottom: 25
- Left: 14
- Right: 14
Using for: TV/Online Video
Start method: Automatic
Whishlist: Everything works perfect - thanks for your great work

 

[Crabstick]

Board: Arduino UNO clone
Firmware: atmoduino azzuro
Protocol: atmoduino v2
LED strip model: WS2801 String (Bullets)
Number of LEDs: 50
Power Supply: DC 5v 6A
Average Cost: 70 EUR
Screen: 55"
LEDs per side:
Top: 20
Bottom: 0
Left: 15
Right: 15

Using for: Video/TV/menu bg
Start methode: Automatic

Pointed back towards wall. TV is 20cm from wall. Nice effect.
Works great but assembly was a pain. Mounted on a plastic strip and taped on back of TV with 2 sided tape. I would go with a self adhesive strip now (ws2812). I can't recommend these bullets.

Running LEDs with static GIF when in menus, and live when watching TV or videos.

 

[Rick164]

** Updated 08-11-2014 **

Board: Raspberry Pi + Adalight (Arduino)
Software: Openelec
Protocol: Hyperion
LED strip model: WS2801 - SEDU pixels V2 WS2812B
Number of LEDs: 218
Power Supply: DC 5v 10A
Average Cost: 150 EURO
Screen: 60"
LEDs per side:
Top: 72
Bottom: 72
Left: 37
Right: 37

Using for: Video (AtmoLight) / gaming (Hyperion video capture)
Start methode: Automatic

Pointed back towards wall and TV is 30cm from wall.
Attached with Velcro for easy removal , leds themselves are on curved plastic rails to allow for directional lighting if needed (straight/up/down)

For those looking to start with Hyperion:

http://techtalk.christian-moser.ch/wordpress/?p=427
http://techtalk.christian-moser.ch/wordpress/?p=562

If you are gonna use video capture remember to turn off the hdmi -> composite converter if you want to use 24P video playback as you're otherwise limited to 50/60hz, I just use a remote controlled power brick (Klik Aan Klik Uit) to toggle it at the moment and works perfectly as you get the best of both worlds

Videos of it in action:

 

[Lichloathe]

Board : Arduino Mega
Protocol : FastLED
Led Stip model : WS2812B 60/m
Number of led : 177
top : 61
bottom : 40
Left : 31
right : 31
TV : Panasonic 42" Plasma
Using : Movies / TvSeries / Music
Manual/Auto : Auto
Power Supply : PC ATX supply on 5v rail
Cost : AU Arduino - $30, LEDs (5m) - $54, ~ $40 in plastic tubing to mount the strips, 10 amp 3 core cable and assorted connectors etc.

Thanks HomeY for your 2014 guide and of course Rick164 and azzuro for the software.
I'm very new to this but have managed to get a working system up and running over a weekend. Now I have to tweak to settings.

Wishlist : Hmmmm.... maybe the ability to auto change profile based on black bar detection. Overall though, as I'm still tweaking I may not need this.