Yes, multi color LED light bulbs also use this method.
Yea, I got passlabs gear thats got a big blue meter and a volume number read out thats blue. (Wonder why they can get away with it?).
âYea, I got passlabs gear thats got a big blue meter and a volume number read out thats blue. (Wonder why they can get away with it?).â
âBecause they are didnât name their color after a registered trademark brand name like Mcintosh, blue is blue and colors can not be patented but the name Mcintosh is a trademark name and if used in conduction with a feature or selection that is not part of the brand name Mcintosh in can lead to consumer confusion. Once the name Mcintosh was removed the color certainly can be added back in as a choice and simply called âblue.â
Possibly not. Suits have been filed by large companies against people for simply using a color without identifying it by the trademark name - simply the use of âa colorâ. Most of these suits get thrown out of court, but not all. Itâs an interesting study of⌠letâs call it legal subtlety. Or you could call it something else.
The problem could be solved in a simple way: change the Vu color setting on the menu, instead of determining a unique color as it is now, implement the color bar as is done in common RGB LED lampsâŚno one will be able to say Nothing
Smart idea, I like that!
Ignore that Boris guy - heâs paid by Rose
Why are you still here, moron?
Great idea- a colour wheel is the answer.
If going with a wheel, Iâd recommend having the corresponding R,G,B values displayed below the wheel. That way if you want an exact color youâll at least have a way of knowing that.