Two libraries to power your led projects

• I2SClocklessLedDriver

  14 52 5.9 C++

This is the library that I've used in all my projects. I know it's not technically FastLED. At least not yet. It's actually written by the same guy @u/Yves-bazin who made the 16 pin parallel i2s implementation of FastLED for the esp32. It has a plethora of new features and more stable signal. My favourite is the ability to choose the strip lengths and pins dynamically. I don't have to bake the pins into the source code but I can actually change them during runtime. This means I can save my settings to flash and reconfigure them over serial or a webserver. https://github.com/hpwit/I2SClocklessLedDriver

• artnetesp32v2

  5 17 6.2 C++

This library makes your led projects PC controllable. You can either control them over the wifi or the ethernet. The library doesn't discriminate. The wifi is ok. You get 0.25 % frame loss and an occasional hiccup. The ethernet is where this library shines. I can run 34 artnet universes at 60 fps or 83 artnet universes at 25 fps with just one dropped frame out of 100000. That's 5780 leds at 60 fps or 14110 leds at 25 fps. https://github.com/hpwit/artnetesp32v2

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