Just tried it. Works, but Ambilight only syncs over two light bulbs out of 4... Any solution for that?
i m using Mac OS and wanted to try the app.. But the app can't find my devices (1st gen. Yeelight YLDP02YL RGBW)
(i do connect to internet with cable)
What may be wrong?
I also can't get the app to work. It can't find my bulb (10W color version). After I add it manually it does connect (bulb is in LAN mode), but the only thing I can do is turn it on and off. No other controls are working. Where can I find the logs?
Just downloaded and tested it on my 3 lights (2 bulbs + 1 strip). It works great, here's my notes so far:
1 - CPU usage is about 20% average on an AMD A8-5600k. I'm curious how you only get 3-8% on your setup.
2- Once you click "Start", the Jeelight app becomes very slow/unresponsive until you click "Stop". Only the Jeelight app, the computer runs normal.
3- A 3 minute time-limit on a beta demo is kind of...meh. Its not enough time to really test the app in movies, games, etc.
In any case, great work so far, I look forward to seeing this developed more
Update: Nevermind, I turned the lights on and off again in the Yeelight app and Jeelight instantly found them again. Weird. And after creating new zones, they all work again.
Yes thats a nice Idea, i will do thisI have just one small feature request, would it be possible to name the lights in the Jeelight? Currently I move colors around my screen to figure out which zonebox controls each light
Very much looking forward to future development on this app (and a paid full version ). I'm putting together a guide soon for maximizing Yeelight enjoyment on PC (for a tech how-to website) so this app will definitely be included along with Yeelight Toolbox
I've been testing various methods of getting a "Music Mode" on PC, Yeelight Toolbox works great for 1 light, and his Yeelight Music Android app can be ran inside an Android emulator on PC but that only gives a disco/strobe effect to all the lights, no color matching, so I'm looking forward to testing Jeelight with a visualizer plug-in for Foobar. Normally I run Milkdrop visualizer in full-screen mode so this should be fun I think with your flash detection, it should be pretty awesome.