Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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has to be more to sync it to music.kurtisnelson wrote:How often does he refresh? They might just use a proprietary radio signal but only near the gates of the park. I wouldn't think wifi would make sense either, it'd be absolute overkill and raise the price of pal mickey, he'd need a real OS running on him.
Edit: Read the patents, it's a mix of infrared and radio, with it degrading to radio when no infrared is available. All phrases are preloaded, the signal can only choose them.
So I'm betting glow with the show is simply IR that broadcasts a color value.
I'm thinking they only flash while receiving the signal, that way if one leaves early they turn off.drcorey wrote:has to be more to sync it to music.
and a off command too. other wise they would flash untill the battery died.
Nope. All you need is an IR stream that broadcasts 3 bytes, making an RGB pair. Whatever RGB value is currently on the stream you display. If no stream is present, wait a bit in the off position and then go into the random mode they have. The hats also behave to the Mad T Party DJ and glow orange in cars land, so it doesn't require a preset show as shown by the DJ.drcorey wrote:has to be more to sync it to music.
and a off command too. other wise they would flash untill the battery died.
Once the batteries have died, the remaining ears will be shipped to WDW for sale to guests !NemoRanger wrote:DAMN YOU DISNEYLAND! You folks get the coolest stuff. We only get your hand me downs. I am tried of wearing old ears!
How much are these glow ears? Will my discount help fork?ktulu wrote:I guess we'll fork out the $$$$ for the kids to have these.
Hmmm, think they might be 40 bucks (come with special pin and lanyard) ;)Main Streeter wrote:How much are these glow ears? Will my discount help fork?