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Yeah Im looking at using a WS2801 led strip. Ive ordererd a Teensy 2 board which should be able to handle 150 leds, but I doubt Ill need that many, Ive just rounded everything up. If its too many channels for the teensy I can cut the strip and space out the led so theres less channels. I wonder if its possible to group led's into single channels? Say like 2 leds per channel..

you can configure the two leds to sample the same position, so they will have the same colour. But i do not see the point of doing this.

I was thinking incase the controller couldnt handle enough channels I could group leds to reduce the number of channels, but on second though I dont think its right, as each led equals 1xRGB (3 channels).

Yeah Im looking at using a WS2801 led strip. Ive ordererd a Teensy 2 board which should be able to handle 150 leds, but I doubt Ill need that many, Ive just rounded everything up. If its too many channels for the teensy I can cut the strip and space out the led so theres less channels. I wonder if its possible to group led's into single channels? Say like 2 leds per channel..

I am using a ws2801 150 led strip (well 140 i burn 5 ICs, i think is a 2801 per 2 leds) with no problem at all with the adalight code, what i want is be able to using it with the add-on, right now am using processing and is no the best thing to do...but so far so good i want to be able to have more control over the colors percent and things like that and I think the addon can give me that. Am using Arduino Uno R3, 5V 2A ps, 150 led strip.

I read somewhere someone compile boblightd server in a Mac, did someone have the compile version or at least the steps, i need that and a .pde compatible with boblight.

Great, good to know that adalight works with boblight and 150 leds. Just, curious how did the leds burn out?

Got my led strip today, hopefully Ill get my teensy v2 soon so we I can get the ball rolling