HyperHDR VS led-control

You can DIY your own with a IC-based RGB/RGBW strip and a rPi or x86 PC + ESP microcontroller using software like Hyperion or HyperHDR, combined with WLED.

This page https://github.com/awawa-dev/HyperHDR/wiki/Level-Shifter shows that a level shifter (3v3 to 5v) is needed for your lights.

If you're interested in a raspberry pi option using an hdmi splitter https://www.hyperhdr.eu

I spent a lot of time looking into this. Didn't want to lose HRD to implement Hyperion. I found the HyperHDR fork. Which will convert HRD signal to SDR and works really well out of the box. only thing I had to update was to turn the brightness down in the capture settings. Found a HDMI splitter on Amazon that handles CEC pass through. I lost Dolby Vision, because I couldn't find a splitter that will downgrade dolby vision to 1080p for the capture card. But I had to be honest with myself, I can't tell the difference between Dolby Vision and HDR 10+. Now I have an ambient light solution that allows me to keep HDR without dropping big bucks on something like HD Fury. Very Happy, works with HA still too.

I have bought 2 rolls of LEDs a power supply and a raspberry pi zero w. I have soldered everything together and I have put de led data input on gpio pin 18 on my raspberry but I can't find any software to run my LEDs I have 2 meters and 288 LEDs running on 5v. If someone could find/make/help me make software to control the LEDs I would appreciate it very much. I am not someone who can code so I cannot write it myself and I also tried this : https://jackw01.github.io/led-control/

The SK6812B is also called a "neopixel". Every LED on the strip is individually controllable. I use projects like https://github.com/cpldcpu/light_ws2812 and https://github.com/jackw01/led-control/ to control them.