[Beer40oz]

This would be great if it works with the PS3? games would look cool....

[DejaVu]

I'm in the UK (Essex) and very interested in stumping up some cash for the 60 LED Version.

Couple of questions...

1. XBMCbuntu = Supported? Or Windows only?
2. Once it's setup does it only function with the PC still plugged in. Can I rig it to work with my Sky HD box for example?

According to Google's Runglish translation for this page http://paintpack.ru/post/7503782260

the device analyzes the color picture on the screen and produces a diffused light

On the page at the bottom, it also mentions the application is 'cross platform' if that's anything to go by, mention of Linux... But XBMCbuntu?

[andrewch]

According to Google's Runglish translation for this page http://paintpack.ru/post/7503782260


On the page at the bottom, it also mentions the application is 'cross platform' if that's anything to go by, mention of Linux... But XBMCbuntu?

Im also interested in how it connects. Im more keen on having this for gaming (360) but it would be nice if it worked with movies and Pay TV too.

[MyBraynzDedWayt]

DIY version here.. http://code.google.com/p/light-pack/wiki/LightpackDIY
http://code.google.com/p/light-pack/

Only 10LEDs but I like messing with lekronics..

[t2ffn]

I'd buy it if it works with my Acer Revo XBMCLive and Xbox 360. Doubt it works with regular TV content, but I don't watch much regular TV anyway.

[Subliminal Aura]

This is not a DIY bit of kit, it comes ready made and ready to go and the cost seems quite good at £50 for the 30 LED model and £57 for the new 60 LED model.

Hi, do you have a link ? My googlefu seems to be failing me

[Myth]

Been looking into similar things as well lately. Was looking into DIY kits. I love the style LED's in this system. Pointing backwards to create a smoother light. My only question would be if they have anything available that works for a 50" tv. If they do, they have a customer.

[smajor]

Been looking into similar things as well lately. Was looking into DIY kits. I love the style LED's in this system. Pointing backwards to create a smoother light. My only question would be if they have anything available that works for a 50" tv. If they do, they have a customer.

Adalight is easy to build and 25+ individual channels. (I have 50 leds)

[Myth]

Adalight is easy to build and 25+ individual channels. (I have 50 leds)

Thats the DIY solution is was actually thinking about using. Which Arduino did you use? I supose you need at least 2 of those strips.

[smajor]

Thats the DIY solution is was actually thinking about using. Which Arduino did you use? I supose you need at least 2 of those strips.

http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/seeedui...?cPath=132
Stripes can be connected, yes, but some places sell them already 50 leds long.
Its not just about the leds count. Between leds there are about 88 mm, so a 25 long is just barely enougt to my 37' tv. But its just a tought to consider.

[pedgaard]

I am very interested to buy this product, but can't figure out how

Meanwhile, I found another Russian site;

http://store.pixelkit.ru/catalog/lpack.html

but no -buy-now, seems out of order, but signed up for e-mail update on next batch end of feb.

[demmax2004]

New version AmbiBox 2.1.4 released.
In the new version added direct capture from XBMC

[nikc0069]

I built an adalight but I have no idea how I'm going to mount them as I'm cackhanded at real DIY, just good at things involving circuit boards

[nsviper]

I've ordered all the bits n pieces and i'll be doing a blog on the following setup I'm working on:

- XBian Beta 2 on a Pi
- Hyperion running on the same Pi (http://forum.stmlabs.com/showthread.php?tid=11053)
- Set of LPD8806 LED strip

Will let you know how I get on, but in theory it should all work on the 1 Pi ...

[Oxize]

I bought today the 60 leds lightpack version. I will let you know how it works.