The LiveLight Project

Free Dynamic Backlightning Solution
People around the world have been building their own versions of the Philips Ambilight system, usually connected to a computer via USB or serial port. I started developing my own version and afted months of designing and testing I was ready to publish my prototype: The LiveLight USB Interface. Project soon got a lots of intrest on forums and related websites. The LiveLight Project was born...

 

You are now reading projects official website inwitch you will find everything you need to build yourself a working LiveLight backlighting system! Check out the project blog for latest news!

Advantages

Dynamic backlighting reduces eyestrain, visibility of LCD backlight leaks of and it greatly enhances pictures color, contrast and size appearance.

Larger illuminated-surface also creates more immersive viewing experience when viewing in otherways dark room

Easy to build

LiveLight is designed to be built by end-user. For this task you will need basic tools, tweezers, soldering iron and AVR ISP programmer. Little electronics know-how would also be helpful. You can order circuitboards online or you can make it yourself, design is freely available!

Open Source

When everyone has access to source materials of a product, it can easily be built to match someones personal tastes and spesifications. ISP Programmable hardware makes programming easy and helps further sofware developement.

Complete coolness enhansement
LiveLight is the best homebrew ambilight system that I have ever came across. Why you should pay over 500$ extra for a good dynamic backlighting in a TV when you can build better, fully user-configurable system for much cheaper yourself. Get the best home-theater experience without sacraficing picture quality or money, get LiveLight! - Henri Rantanen, LiveLight Head developer

Recent Projects

Funding

This project is open and free. It still cost us money to maintain it. All the profits we make from selling stuff and ad's go to further develop the system and they help keep this site alive. If you think we have succeeded in something, feel free to donate couple of beers for the developement team!

New Site

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