We're currently in the process of completely redoing the way this code works and moving it to run on node.js possibly but this would be a good fix in the mean time.

So you're moving it away from python? @joeybab3
Like no python?

@noppelmax hi men, i got a question, how are u controlling the leds on rpi or a computer?

I used a computer for this installation.

Hey can you tell me how do i setup this project for computer.
Where do i put python code?
How my computer detect my music playing
It would mean a lot :)
Thanks in advance

@noppelmax have u face wifi issues with the esp, also how u connected all your set up? Im doing something similar, but it seem to have issues with how is connected between esp and the strip. it would be a lot of help if u can tell me. Thank u in advance

@richyxi connect your esp to the strip using RX1 pin

Hey can you tell me how do i setup this project for computer.
Where do i put python code?
How my computer detect my music playing

You could put them anywhere. I used conda to install all the dependencies. Then the directory and run
python visualization.pyit should use your default microphone input by default.

@noppelmax have u face wifi issues with the esp, also how u connected all your set up? Im doing something similar, but it seem to have issues with how is connected between esp and the strip. it would be a lot of help if u can tell me. Thank u in advance

You could test the connection of the strip to the esp by running one of the default strandRGB example included in arduino.

@noppelmax good to know, one thing, how did u manage to connect all the strips in the bar u show in the video? u use different power sources or just one?

@richyxi I don't known anymore. Some 1000uF. Depends on the length of the cables and strips. But having the ESP on the supplied side already helped a lot. I'm setting up a similar installation right now. That is why I'm coming back to this PR.