UPDATE (April 5, 2024): I've updated the website to reflect the new 20.0.0.0 release of HyperHDR.

If you want to UPGRADE from 19 to 20, FIRST BACK UP YOUR CONFIGURATION. In the web config, click the Menu, select General, and tap EXPORT and save the config file (you can do this with your phone or PC).

Then, follow the instructions in this section of the tutorial:

https://justinnelsonsprojects.com/hyp...

Once you get to the "Configuration" heading, STOP. Once the Pi reboots, go back into HyperHDR web config, go to Menu, then General, and click IMPORT. Select the file you just saved from your 19 configuration, and everything should "just work" :) I just did this myself on the Pi Zero 2 W.

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This is an update to my Ambilight 2.0 Video I posted on Christmas Day last year (2023):

*    • Ambilight 2.0 / HyperHDR (Hyperion): ...  

Updated Level-Shifter/Adaptor Cable that I sell:
* https://9ac025-3.myshopify.com/produc...

The companion website that will ALWAYS be up-to-date as things change:
* https://justinnelsonsprojects.com/hyp...

In this video, I show how to use some inexpensive products to allow you to preserve HDR / DolbyVision while using your Hyperion setup. To do so, you'll need this splitter (or one with similar features; this is the one I tested):

1x2 HDMI Splitter ($30):
* https://amzn.to/4aqvJlt

Same splitter but with 120Hz support (Thanks to Brandon!):
* https://amzn.to/3xktK3S

And you'll need an inexpensive HDMI capture device such as this ($17)
* https://amzn.to/4at9FqG

I also cover the fact that almost ANY Raspberry Pi computer can do this job. It WILL work on a Pi Zero W (the 32-bit version) however, it''s a bit slow (the LEDs lag slightly behind the TV picture). But it is the least expensive Pi kit so, for $35:

* https://amzn.to/3IPvWD3

Then there's the Pi Zero 2 W (note the "2") which is a full Quad-Core, 64-Bit version and is MUCH faster ($40 -- only $5 more and I've confirmed that it works MUCH better):

* https://amzn.to/4cnn0CB

If you want a full Pi 3B kit instead ($80):

* https://amzn.to/4atsLwv

And of course the beloved Pi 4B ($98):

* https://amzn.to/43ukkyS

These are of course Amazon Affiliate links; using them gives me a tiny commission, but adds nothing to your cost.

Generic Search for "raspberry pi with case":

* https://amzn.to/3PzO3kf

Just starting with my link means anything you purchase during that session helps my channel, so please start your Amazon journey using one of my links!

Thanks for watching, be sure to watch the original (linked above) for the full story.

Background music used at the start is provided courtesy of CreatorMix.com
The Irish background music provided as part of a license with MAGIX Vegas Pro 365 subscription

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