00:00So this might be the easiest way to add color sync lighting to your TV setup. This is Philips
00:04Hue's new Play Screen Sync, which uses a fisheye camera that mounts on top of your TV so that you
00:10can get real-time color syncing with whatever is on screen without needing to mess with an HDMI TV
00:15box. And unlike other similar TV lighting systems, which I've tested before that require manual
00:20calibration, Philips says that their AI can automatically detect the corners of your TV to
00:24give you accurate lighting effects with TVs up to 85 inches. And because of that, even if the
00:28camera isn't perfectly centered or just gets bumped around like you're dusting the TV or whatever,
00:32it'll still auto-adjust. Out of the box, you can sync with one TV light strip directly. However,
00:36you still need to add a bridge for a complete setup like this one, which supports up to 10 lights.
00:41Their demos seem pretty cool, but would you actually use something like this for your own
00:44setup, or do you think ambient TV lighting is overrated?
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