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Luke Miani takes TV color beyond the screen

His sole new upload is a sponsored backlight demonstration, with the camera placement becoming a talking point.

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Your TV is BIGGER than just a screen now...

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1:25The kit combines a rear-mounted LED strip, a camera and a control module.
1:41Orange foam blocks and the smartphone app help calibrate the camera to the screen.
3:40A dedicated warm-white diode supplements the colored LEDs.
4:41App presets adjust the lighting for daytime, nighttime, movies and gaming.

Luke Miani attaches an LED strip behind his television, mounts a camera above it and brings out orange foam blocks for calibration. It's a different sort of setup from the MacBooks and iPhones occupying his recent uploads: this time, the wall gets part of the picture.

"Your TV is BIGGER than just a screen now..." is a sponsored demonstration of Govee's TV Backlight 3 Lite. Luke walks through installation and app calibration, explains the dedicated warm-white diode, then tries settings for daytime viewing, movies and gaming. The camera reads the screen's colors so the lights can extend them onto the surrounding wall.

That camera is also where much of the comment conversation lands. Several viewers ask whether it can sit below the television rather than above it; others recall using Philips Ambilight or discuss alternatives that take their color information from an HDMI signal. The practical question is less about adding color than how much hardware viewers want in sight.

The week's only new upload reached roughly 15,000 views and is currently the channel's busiest video. Behind it, "The 'NEW' MacBook Pro OLED is NOT what I expected..." continues drawing attention to Apple's touchscreen laptop changes, while "iPhone Air Broke Me" keeps Luke's conflicted switch to the iPhone 18 Pro in circulation.

Subscribers held steady, and current daily views are below the channel's usual level. Among nearby gadget channels, Zack Shutt had a particularly large week, while David Manning's viewing was close to his normal rhythm. Luke's own week added roughly 279,000 views, with the new TV setup supplying its clearest change of subject.

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What viewers say

would be good to have the camera at the bottom instead of the top and replacing the black camera support with transparent material... currently reminds me a bit of an anglerfish :)
@oliverstein3269See it on YouTube
I wouldn’t mind installing the camera on the bottom instead of on top?
@hatroegerSee it on YouTube
Philips have been doing that for many years. I owned a 50" a couple years ago. Just glowed colors on the back and to the side. Worked surprisingly well.
@mikaelbiilmann6826See it on YouTube

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anyone know if you can put the camera at the bottom instead of the top?
@agentcasey34See it on YouTube
I’m still using a CRT TV
@Foxy-b8wSee it on YouTube

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