The Philips Hue Bridge Pro breaks the built-in Ambilight+Hue integration in older Philips TV's; relume-tv bridges the gap so the TV can discover and drive your Hue lights again.
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clip-v2
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Modern Go client library for the Philips Hue CLIP v2 API — control smart lights, rooms, zones, scenes, sensors, and the real-time event stream. Type-safe, generics-based, with TLS pinning, rate limiting, and mDNS discovery.
go golang home-automation iot event-stream philips-hue sse smart-home hue mdns zigbee philips-hue-api client-library go-library hue-api smart-lighting clip-v2
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Control4 DriverWorks drivers for Philips Hue bridges over the local CLIP v2 API (HTTPS): lights, zone and room lights, scenes and time-of-day scenes as dimmers, keypads, live two-way state. Not affiliated with Signify or Snap One.
home-automation lua philips-hue hue-bridge smart-home lighting hue control4 composer-pro clip-v2 driverworks
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Desktop Philips Hue control for Linux (Hyprland/Wayland) with Vue 3 UI in a native pywebview window, screen-sync ambilight over the Entertainment API, and a CLI. 100% local via the bridge's CLIP v2 API.
gtk philips-hue python3 smart-home linux-desktop wayland ambilight smart-lights webkitgtk pywebview vue3 entertainment-api hyprland screen-sync clip-v2
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