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T. van der Zwan 4031a33f04 Added simple test for image2led map.

Added test executable for creating png from frame grabber.
Added test-device for exporting color values of leds to text file.
Updated configuration to match new color transform.
Finished first version of the Hyperion structure (IT WORKS [1% CPU]!)

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bin

First working version with some test executables

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cmake

Added HyperionPng with similar interface as Hyperion to test frame-capture and handling.

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config

Added simple test for image2led map.

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dependencies

Added some more modification documentation

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include

Added simple test for image2led map.

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libsrc

Added simple test for image2led map.

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src

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test

Added simple test for image2led map.

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.gitignore

Updated ignore to exclude build from git

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CMakeLists.txt

Added simple test for image2led map.

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CrossCompileHowto.txt

Added txt-document with first draft of cross-compile info.

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README.md

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README.md

HYPERION

An opensource 'AmbiLight' implementation controlled using the RaspBerry Pi running Raspbmc. The intention is to replace BobLight. The replacement includes several 'improvements':

Frame capture of screen included in deamon. This reduces the processor usages for image based led control to less than 1%.
Priority channel can specificy a timeout on their 'command'. This allows a client or remote control to specify a fixed color and then close the connection.
Json IP-control interface. Easy to use interface based on json format for control over TCP/IP.
Protobuf IP-control interface. Well documented and efficient interface for control over TCP/IP.

The source is released under MIT-License (see http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).

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