Post by digitalhigh on Apr 7, 2020 16:54:51 GMT
Hi everybody,
Like a lot of you, I bought a DS 4K and a Connect because of the promise that it held.
Unfortunately, Dreamscreen closed their doors, and so I've stepped up to help fill in the gap and keep everybody's setups working.
As such, I've created a kickstarter for my device, which I call "Glimmr TV".
GlimmrTV works with your existing DS hardware and software. It is fully compatible with the DS apps, and can allow you to control Hue Lights, Lifx lights, and Nanoleaf Panels in sync with your TV.
If you already have a dreamscreen, it can sync like a sidekick and control the above devices.
If your dreamscreen died - you can connect this to the existing LED connectors and control them with Glimmr TV.
If you don't have a dreamscreen and want one - this will do the exact same thing, including the backlights behind your TV, but allow controlling other devices as well. You don't need any other hardware.
Additionally - the software that drives Glimmr TV is free and open-source. You can run it on a laptop with a webcam and be ready to go.
So, if you're interested, my project has 13 days left to reach it's funding goal. Please consider taking a look and supporting me if you want to keep this concept going!
Like a lot of you, I bought a DS 4K and a Connect because of the promise that it held.
Unfortunately, Dreamscreen closed their doors, and so I've stepped up to help fill in the gap and keep everybody's setups working.
As such, I've created a kickstarter for my device, which I call "Glimmr TV".
GlimmrTV works with your existing DS hardware and software. It is fully compatible with the DS apps, and can allow you to control Hue Lights, Lifx lights, and Nanoleaf Panels in sync with your TV.
If you already have a dreamscreen, it can sync like a sidekick and control the above devices.
If your dreamscreen died - you can connect this to the existing LED connectors and control them with Glimmr TV.
If you don't have a dreamscreen and want one - this will do the exact same thing, including the backlights behind your TV, but allow controlling other devices as well. You don't need any other hardware.
Additionally - the software that drives Glimmr TV is free and open-source. You can run it on a laptop with a webcam and be ready to go.
So, if you're interested, my project has 13 days left to reach it's funding goal. Please consider taking a look and supporting me if you want to keep this concept going!