3072 pixels via glediator esp32 via wifi.
Perfect! Waiting for the details!
Was it possible to code your own image on glediator?
Yes! Create a file of the same size as your display, W x H pixels. Save as a .gif file. In Glediator use Type: Animated GIF and browse to the folder, then you can select your gif image. I just made this image to test. (It’s a single frame so not an animated gif.)
Watch this and you’ll get it.
Code finally done up to 64 universes here I use 35 of them missing/deleted image from Google+
I have also made a little java program that produces pixel mapping for glediator.
@Yves_BAZIN now you are definitely crazy! I can not imagine how this can work! 
@X-WL1 hello using the subnets 
if you define the address of the universe as 0:1:22 for instance the incoming universe (on your controller) will have the number 38 (1*16+22).
I will clean my code and publish
@Yves_BAZIN this I know!) how does a controller manage to process such volumes? increased the wifi buffer?
@X-WL1 no increasing the buffer does it change anything. The tricks are the following
- put the loop to gather all the frames directly as part of te aren’t.read() function. This help in avoiding losing frames I have a buffer for the frames within the class now
- once I have all the frames. Execute the fastledshow on the second core of the esp32. Hence the program reads packets at the same time as the display is done.