Lytmi Fantasy 3 TV LED Backlight HDMI 2.1 with Sync Box & Light Strips, Fancy Lighting Strip for 75~80 Inch 8K 60Hz TV, 4 Inputs 1 Output, Works with Alexa

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Its dynamic color options and intelligent sync capabilities transform the viewing experience, elevating immersion and ambiance. plugged into one of the wall receptacles) This does however mean that they won't work when watching something direct from the TV. Lytmi's LED TV backlight focuses on creating personalized atmospheres that match the mood and interests of the user. How you perceive the ambient light spilling over at the back of your TV, is down to your preference and watching habits. But if they thought about it now for the HDMI spec and they set it up right in the first place what to pass-through and not pass, then new ideas could come through the HDMI feed beyond the image and sound it currently provides.

I think its really nice for movies but for games I find it distracting, probably its just because I'm watching a video of it so its not how my actual FoV of the display would be + I'm passively watching it rather than playing but it makes me want to look off the screen at the light. I’m the least qualified person to review Lytmi Fantasy – a backlight kit for monitors, TVs and whatever screens you’d like to spruce up. If this is true, would the lights not sync right when I’m hearing Atmos content and look like it’s missing something? Although, I needed a firmware update and some hdmi troubleshooting before it would function properly. Showcasing an impressive count of 72 LEDs per meter, setting a new industry standard for TV backlight strips.By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. There were plenty of "wow" moments in that presentation, but the neatest thing for me was seeing that skiing(snowboarding? If the X4700H has two monitor outputs, I would try connecting the AVR to TV directly and using the second monitor out to drive the Lytmi, if possible. Microsoft had its own idea for ambient lighting augmentation with its Illumiroom projector concept 10 years ago, and Razer has its Chroma RGB system of responsive lighting with game-specific effects on devices tied to its PC-based system, as well as its own " Project Ariana" concept for projector-based ambient lighting. It really is brother, that's why I posted it, I mean, if you take a look on YouTube about the previous Lytmi HDMI 2.

The included RGB strip is cut to size, and corners are connected with an extension wire – it terminates with a USB-C (nice) and plugs in directly to the Lytmi Fantasy 3 box. Yep I have been using it too even since the ability to change the white balance (everything appeared redish/pink) but now with low saturation and blueish white it looks great. As the brightness and the resolution of the effects can be adjusted, you are likely to find the setting for you. The colours are matched well and the resolution (adjustable) translates the information from a movie into awesome spillover.I found films with a slower pace more enjoyable as changes in the ambient light were more subdued and less distracting. Employing the state-of-the-art lighting algorithm, it minimizes real-time transition delays between the TV Backlight and the screen.

In short, I paid 237€ for lights that seem not to have been tested properly before being put on sale and the brand offers me a small refund and a lukewarm answer about the possible solution to the problem. Imagine if the Lourve just put a standee of Michael Scott just kind of vaguely in front of the Mona Lisa. You could even assign your existing smartlighting as devices assuming it was a WiFi controller, so all your lights in your room could go off when you die. By dissecting and selecting the optimal shades, we reconstruct a fresh amalgamation of colors that faithfully mirror the on-screen content, ensuring precise color synchronization with every scene on your TV. Often there are ways around patents if you do it your own way; for instance, Ambilight has a lot of specifics about "u-shaped light guides", because it can't just say a bright strip since they don't control LED strip technology.Iirc, a couple tv manufacturers(actually Philips I think) used to make TV’s with this exact type of thing. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Unrelated: Disproportionately annoyed by OP's first video with his fucking sonic statue in front of the TV. I have some light coming from the leds on the pc and modem, it's well enough to not be completely in the dark. While I can connect to Google Cast (or similar) and still enjoy the ambient theatre – it’s probably not for me.