If you are looking for RGB LED strips, you will probably come across the WS2812 or the WS2801. These two LED strips are very different, but both can be controlled with the Raspberry Pi. After using thelatter in a previous tutorialand using it in our Ambilight, this tutorial is about usi...
The WS2812 LED strips are often found on the Internet, which are also somewhat cheaper than the WS2801 models. However, these are not all too good for the Raspberry Pi, since the onboard audio output of the Raspberry Pi can not be used anymore. However, I will write another tutorialon ...
First of all your Raspberry Pi must be prepared to control WS2811/WS2812 LEDs. There is a well described tutorial on tutorials-raspberrypi.com.> Tutorial < After everything works, you can move on. Upload theRemoteLight-Server.jaronto your Raspberry Pi and start it: ...
A WS281X LED Strip, for example one of the manyAdafruit NeoPixels Node.js v18.x or later Note: This package will only work on a Raspberry Pi. npm install piixel#or if you prefer to install it system-widenpm install -g piixel ...
NotePrior to v0.3.0, Ledcat supported driving LED-strips such as the WS28xx, APA102, etc. via the spidev interface of Linux. This functionality has been removed as it required too much effort to maintain and using an ESP32 with something likeWLEDwill result in a much better experience....