Lytmi Fantasy 3 TV LED Backlight HDMI 2.1 with Sync Box & Light Strips, Fancy Lighting Strip for 75~80 Inch 8K 60Hz TV, 4 Inputs 1 Output, Works with Alexa

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But if they thought about it now for the HDMI spec and they set it up right in the first place what to pass-through and not pass, then new ideas could come through the HDMI feed beyond the image and sound it currently provides. The only negative I found was how it defaulted to dark blue when the box doesn't know what color to display.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.In the end, the Govee solution seems like the best bet since it works both with the TV's native apps AND it doesn't have any problems with VRR/120Hz etc - camera and lack of fast color synchronization be damned. This helps create mood, and also is supposed to be good for eye strain since your peripheral vision continues the viewing experience rather than you staring at a bright screen in the middle of darkness. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. Another concept I'd like to see explored might be rumble and tactile systems; currently rumble is passed through to game controllers as sort of an audio format (and the game box makes the signal, passing it straight to the controller,) but there also could be a signal standardized as part of the HDMI spec for different types of rumble use. I feel like an official HDMI version* of ambient lighting could and should have been introduced by now.

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The only problem is that I chose the 55" pack and then upgraded to a 75" TV but my camera is put just above my universal ir remote box and it works really well, it is just slightly less luminous around the corners or my tv but is negligible.