#VJ Lighting

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agile copper
grim creek
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n1ce one

deft brook
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Nice effect, but i dont see the stuff in the video

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Ah, The Manual BPM Limit controls what effects are shown

agile copper
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Manual BPM for control the mode, actually high BPM will show more mode effect

keen valley
agile copper
keen valley
keen valley
agile copper
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@keen valley🤣 let me figure out, wow, i like this cube

full wigeon
# keen valley

What model is your P2.5 screen? I also have 4 such P2.5 screens. When I used the WLED-MM firmware, I encountered many problems. The screen wouldn’t turn on unless I restarted the esp32-s3 several times. Additionally, when connecting it to SignalRGB, 4-5 rows of pixels at the bottom of the screen displayed very badly. How do you manage to connect so many screens to SignalRGB without any issues or lag? Could you teach me how to do that?

keen valley
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16*16

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Of course, I plan to replace it with a P2.5. That will take some trial and error.

full wigeon
keen valley
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yes

full wigeon
keen valley
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I’ve got one too, but it’s a bit of a faff to get it working.

full wigeon
# keen valley I’ve got one too, but it’s a bit of a faff to get it working.

I’ve successfully gotten my P 2.5 screen to work, but when connected to SignalRGB, the bottom 3-4 rows of pixels display poorly with lag. However, the built-in effects in the WLED web settings work smoothly. Additionally, the screen doesn’t start up properly every time I power it on; I need to restart the ESP32-S3 several times before the screen displays correctly.

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I cannot upload images to this channel because I don’t have the permission.

keen valley
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dogexercise I’ll try again later

full wigeon
keen valley
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@full wigeon no

full wigeon
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I use esp 32 S3 n16R8. There are 4-5 lines of pixels in the lower half of the screen, which is very stuck.

agile copper
keen valley
keen valley
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RGB888->RGB666

agile copper
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@keen valleyalright thanks

keen valley
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I recommend not using WLED, as it is currently running other services.

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It does not process the data immediately

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Also, try to avoid using PSRAM

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PSRAM has a large capacity, but it is not suitable for processing real-time data.

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The ESP32S3's built-in 512 KB of SRAM is sufficient to drive a 64×64 display.

agile copper
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oh i see, any recommend device?@keen valley

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any recommend app for using this?