These links refer mostly to projection mapping.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=c4-feed-u&list=PLlAT1c4gEYRRqy1My38rMT6aC8yGQeWhc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKsKwHbuu3M http://falconchristmas.com/forum/index.php/topic,1459.msg15853.html#msg15853 I didn't see much referring to equipment setup, as much of it is projector specific, or to how to sequence but (very) generally these are the steps I followed:
1) create projection mapped video to be projected
2) if necessary, use Audacity (or product of your choice) to create mp3 audio from video
3) import the mp3 into your sequencing software
4) sequence to the audio as you normally would, taking care to reduce the brightness of any effects close to the projection
5) after you have a sequence that matches your audio/video convert it to an .fseq file
6) download your sequence and video files to your Pi FPP (the audio will come from the video)
If your hardware is set-up correctly,
Channel Outputs
PixelNet mapped to pixels/DMX (either E1.31 or Falcon/DMX)
Renard controllers mapped to Other Outputs (Renard Comm Port(s))
Projector plugged into a video port on the Pi with audio forced in FPP Global Settings with the Force Analog Audio Output switch checked and transmitter plugged into the Pi's audio out
you just might be able to project an image on your house that is synchronized to the your lights.
Sorry this is so late, I wrote it this morning and then intended to attach a Vimeo link to one of my projection songs (I have 2 in my show) but no matter what I did, both of the Videos were rejected due to copyright, I guess you will have to take my word that it works.
