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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The colours are matched well and the resolution (adjustable) translates the information from a movie into awesome spillover. In conclusion, the Lytmi Fantasy 3 TV Backlight Kit stands as an impressive addition to modern entertainment setups.

Ambilight and Lytmi Fantasy read the video signal (and Govee uses a camera to watch the video image) so that it can create lighting effects based what's happening in realtime in the content. For 55-85 inch kits, the extra cables can be arranged by the fixing brackets on the back of the TV, the corner black cables can be extended or looped to fit the TV size range.

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. I think the selling point of these ambilight setups is that it extends your TV immersion size at a relatively low cost.

Yep I have been using it too even since the ability to change the white balance (everything appeared redish/pink) but now with low saturation and blueish white it looks great. As the brightness and the resolution of the effects can be adjusted, you are likely to find the setting for you.If the X4700H has two monitor outputs, I would try connecting the AVR to TV directly and using the second monitor out to drive the Lytmi, if possible. Lytmi Fantasy 3 kit uses HDMI information to match the ambient light with what’s currently on your screen. Other than that, colors are very accurate and the problems stated with the original version are fixed like the dolby issues and HDR red.

Syncs perfectly to the app with lots of features you can adjust (brightness, sharpness of the less etc) which is perfect for different viewing (sports, movies, music etc. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. On the audio front, there's been a lot of ups and downs as far as HDMI pass-through via its ARC/eARC feature set (you'll sometimes face incompatibility issues, or lip sync failures, or sometimes an audio format isn't supported, etc.However, pass-through in general has never been a feature the HDMI Forum has fully concentrated on (and with basic audio HDMI still can have lots of trouble, so maybe it's for the best that they never tried to do more. If you are using the HDMI eArc feature on the TV to use the TV as an audio source for built-in apps, the eARC support on the Lytmi is another concern. Please note that you should allow access requests to your phone's Bluetooth, Location and WIFI for the app to function properly as required by the App provider. I think colour palettes of games change slower than films (in general) which resulted in a less distracting experience.