Hi Everybody!
I am trying to do some Christmas display with some neopixels SK6812 compatible LEDs. Already works sending control commands on the data line, that is limited to whatever funny sequence algorithms I can think, or even play raster graphics, but not an easy way to create these graphics or animations I can think.
So far, I know this could be achieved with a K-1000C controller with the LEDEdit software that is very nice to compose video /animation frames to play on the LEDs via an SD card. No idea if there are other inexpensive alternatives.
What I would love is to use a Teensy controlled via serial or SD card to drive the pixels, what would be small, inexpensive, and flexible, but I would need a GUI PC software to compose the frames and create the files, similar to the LEDEdit but open source or protocol to talk to the Teensy. Anybody aware or some project already there?
Another possibility is if somebody has been working a way to interpret the *.led binary files created by the LEDEdit software.
Thank you,
RH
I am trying to do some Christmas display with some neopixels SK6812 compatible LEDs. Already works sending control commands on the data line, that is limited to whatever funny sequence algorithms I can think, or even play raster graphics, but not an easy way to create these graphics or animations I can think.
So far, I know this could be achieved with a K-1000C controller with the LEDEdit software that is very nice to compose video /animation frames to play on the LEDs via an SD card. No idea if there are other inexpensive alternatives.
What I would love is to use a Teensy controlled via serial or SD card to drive the pixels, what would be small, inexpensive, and flexible, but I would need a GUI PC software to compose the frames and create the files, similar to the LEDEdit but open source or protocol to talk to the Teensy. Anybody aware or some project already there?
Another possibility is if somebody has been working a way to interpret the *.led binary files created by the LEDEdit software.
Thank you,
RH