RGB-PC is a bluetooth based client for Govee LED strips. This is based on reverse engineering the requests from android and translating them to PC. Thanks to BeauJBurroughs/Govee-H6127-Reverse-Engineering and egold555/Govee-Reverse-Engineering

• Keep alive
• On/Off toggle
• Change Color
• Set global brightness
• Music Modes
• Change Scenes
• Send Custom Command
• Sync Colors to your display border,each segement with different focus area. ~Experimental

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See the releases page

1. Open RGB-PC
2. Click scan, you should have a bluetooth enable PC/Laptop
3. Connect to you govee device.
4. A menu should appear with the settings of the led controller.
5. For video sync, use the segment buttons to identify the segment numbers along the strip, and input them based on location then Click [SAVE].Choose the screen/display if you have multiple displays. Then click [Sync Colors] to start sync

• They video sync mode is slow, because the controller has an internal queue that is dequeued approx 50ms, hence can only be updated about every 500ms (for every 15 sections for some strips), to avoid huge backlog of messages in the controller queue.
• Does not support all devices, use with caution. Sending wrong bluetooth command is unlikely to ruin your controller, but still possible.

• Faster video sync implementation,the new UDP/LAN API sadly does not have individual section command.(Even if it did, it's highly likely that the strip controller has a queue, which is the main bottleneck)
• More CPU efficient color analyser.
• Add support for more controllers.

clone repo
npm install
npm run start

#building the app , change targets in vue.config.js
npm run build

Please check known issues first and create an issue with reproduceable steps.

You can capture the bluetooth traffic from your android device and old one works best (Android 4.4 - 6.0) and the view the logs using Wireshark See this links for more information Link 1 Link 2