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[QUOTE="Skymaster, post: 136321, member: 36626"] H Ricon and welcome to ACL. That depends on your computer. If you have Windows or Linux, you can use xSchedule to send data to your controllers, rather than using FPP installed on a Raspberry Pi. That said, the latter is a more popular option as it doesn't require your computer running all the time. If you are using a Mac to sequence, xSchedule was deprecated on the Mac quite a while back and is no longer an option, so you must use FPP in this instance. [/QUOTE]
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