Are you injecting power at more than just the start of the line? That might solve the color issue. Voltage drop tends to make leds shift a little.
This depends on how long your runs are though, I would expect 24v to be more resistant
Are you injecting power at more than just the start of the line? That might solve the color issue. Voltage drop tends to make leds shift a little.
This depends on how long your runs are though, I would expect 24v to be more resistant
So I'm not doing power injection but I am running it off two separate channels of the same controller. I was hoping to avoid power injection :/
I'm surprised you can't tweak a baseline or something. Based on how it handles effects its got all the range it needs, its just a calibration thing.
Compare the beginning of the strip against the very end of it, are they the same color? How long are the runs?
About 5M each. The strips are consistent end to end across themselves, just not with each other.
Ah probably not voltage drop then. You can try the white balance correction - https://kno.wled.ge/features/cct/#white-balance-correction
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