… You got firmware for a basic OSD, and if you dropped serious cash on a high-end model, that firmware might control a mechanized lens for optical zoom, basic automatic keystone, or motorized focus. …
… So, if you want to block your ISP from monitoring your network activity, the router's firmware doesn't allow that. Often, the router itself supports these features, but the ISP limits which ones you can use by installing custom firmware. …
… Wi-Fi lights : Tasmota flashed ESP devices, WLED LED strips, Magic Home, Yeelights, Shelly dimmers, and more Ambilight setups : Hyperion-based LED strips that sync with the screen visuals DIY lights : Made using ESP32 and ESP8266 firmware using a web-based flasher If a light supports flashing Tasmo… …
… I had to build and flash the firmware. …
… There’s also a safety and support argument. When a company controls the recommended workflow, it can reduce weird edge cases and make troubleshooting easier. If everyone is using the same slicer profiles, firmware path, and app behavior, support has fewer unknowns to chase. …
… There is also a support reality here. …
… Related 3 things HDMI can do that DisplayPort can’t DisplayPort doesn't support Dolby Vision, HDMI-CEC, or eARC. …
… Most monitor firmware take a full minute to cycle through their multiple supported inputs while the "Searching for Signal" animation mocks you. …
… Dated software support, insufficient VRAM, and incompatibility with other modern hardware and firmware features can also cripple your graphics card. …
… Collabora has been mainlining RK3576 support since 2024, with initial kernel support landing in Linux 6.12 in December of that year, covering clocks, power management, storage, network, I2C, SPI, pin multiplexing, and GPU. …