In contrast to upstream, MM follows a "no pin stealing" approach, so the Wire interfaces are only initialized when needed.
pinManager.joinWire() will take care of the details, and will return false if something went wrong.
* Blurz and a few other effects would crash (or behave unexpectedly) for single pixel segments
* replaced a few "MAX" by "max", because MAX will evaluate its arguments twice so its very inefficient.
.... actually we undo gamma adjustments, because screens (laptop, pad, etc) will apply their own gamma corrections.
Activate in LED settings: "Use Gamma correction for preview"
Colors in WLED are sometimes gamma corrected, sometimes not. This change tries to make the best out of the color mess, but its still not working properly in all configurations.
* DC blocker: use higher quality filtering on boards with FPU (-S3 and classic esp32)
* experimental: build option to increase audio task priority - reduces latency
* Initial checkin for ESP-NOW remote feature
* cleanup irrelevant comment
* don't bring in espnow package includes when feature disabled
* Formatting and removing inaccurate call mode hardcoding
* Fork ESP Now code by platform (8266 v. esp32)
* compiled html update
* Disable ESP-NOW remote by default on ESP32 until tested
* Enable ESP-NOW remote for ESP32
* Rename ESP NOW define
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Co-authored-by: cschwinne <dev.aircoookie@gmail.com>
after upstream PR https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/pull/3091, getPixelColor() does not restore brightness any more.
So all effects that rely on previous colors now need the LEDs buffer: getPixelColor, blenPixelColor, fade_out, blur, fadeToBlackBy
This change is an intermediate solution until upstream PR https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/pull/3280 is stable enough for merging.
The "Major Peak" (for double-notes effects) was computed on the raw FFT results.
However the human ear is more sensitive to higher frequencies (pink noise profile).
This code change considers human ear properties for major peak computations.
Effects like "freqmap" will look much more vivid afterwards, as higher frequencies will now have a stronger influence (harmonics are still suppressed properly).
