Hyperion's November release brings you some new features, removed IPv6 address related limitations, as well as fixing a couple of issues.
Hyperion packages can be installed now under Ubuntu (x64/armhf/arm64) and Debian (x64/armhf/arm64) (incl. Raspberry Pi OS) via our own APT server.
Details about the installation can be found in the installation.md and at apt.hyperion-project.org.
We strongly recommend doing an export of your configuration before migrating to the new version!
You cannot use the new version's configuration database with a previous version.
If you run multiple instances, you unfortunately need to export each individually.
Added
- New LED-device type: Razor Chroma.
Note: Due to Chroma Razer API limitations, only one device can be configured. - APA102 - Support setting maximum brightness level (1-31)
- New installation method (Drag'n Drop) for macOS.
- hyperion-remote & standalone grabbers: IPv6 support
- New languages: Danish & Hungarian
Changed
- LED-Devices: Removed IPv6 limitations
- Philips-Hue Wizard optimizations
- JSON/Flatbuffer forwarder: Removed IPv6 limitations
- Allow to import configurations from previous versions
Note: Existing configurations are migrated to new structures automatically
Fixed
- Fixed API Subscription (e.g. as used by HomeAssistant) (#1351)
- Fixed APA102 protocol aligning to the standard defined, removed Latch-Time as not required by APA102 protocol (#1352, #1132)
- Fixed hyperion-remote when sending multiple Hex-Colors with "Set Color" option
- UI: Fixed "Selected Hyperion instance isn't running" issue (#1357)
- Fixed Database migration version handling
- Fixed Python ModuleNotFoundError (#1109)
Technical
- Added Qt6 support
- Migrated to MBEDTSL 3