Add sensor platform for Kaleidescape integration (#21957)

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@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ title: Kaleidescape
description: Instructions on how to integrate Kaleidescape into Home Assistant.
ha_category:
- Media Player
- Sensor
ha_release: '2022.4'
ha_iot_class: Local Push
ha_config_flow: true
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ha_domain: kaleidescape
ha_platforms:
- media_player
- sensor
---
The Kaleidescape integration allows for the automation of Kaleidescape movie players.
@ -20,6 +22,8 @@ Ideas for automation include:
- Playing and pausing a movie sets lighting scenes.
- The start of movie credits turns up the lights.
- A change in aspect ratio controls a projection masking system.
- A change in video resolution controls a lens system or video scaler.
## Supported Models
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## Media Player
The Kaleidescape media player platform will create a Media Player entity for each device discovered on your network. This entity will display the currently playing media and playback controls.
The Kaleidescape media player platform will create a Media Player entity for the device. This entity will display the currently playing media and playback controls.
## Sensor
The Kaleidescape sensor platform will create multiple Sensor entities for the device. The follow sensors are provided:
### Media Location
The location in the current movie.
- none
- content
- intermission
- credits
- disc_menu
### Play Status
The play status of the current movie.
- none
- paused
- playing
- forward
- reverse
### Play Speed
The playback speed of the current movie. An integer between 1 (normal) and 3 (fast).
### Video Mode
The video mode of the current movie.
- none
- 480i60_4:3
- 480i60_16:9
- 480p60_4:3
- 480p60_16:9
- 576i50_4:3
- 576i50_16:9
- 576p50_4:3
- 576p50_16:9
- 720p60_ntsc_hd
- 720p50_pal_hd
- 1080i60_16:9
- 1080i50_16:9
- 1080p60_16:9
- 1080p50_16:9
- 1080p24_16:9
- 480i60_64:27
- 576i50_64:27
- 1080i60_64:27
- 1080i50_64:27
- 1080p60_64:27
- 1080p50_64:27
- 1080p23976_64:27
- 1080p24_64:27
- 3840x2160p23976_16:9
- 3840x2160p23976_64:27
- 3840x2160p30_16:9
- 3840x2160p30_64:27
- 3840x2160p60_16:9
- 3840x2160p60_64:27
- 3840x2160p25_16:9
- 3840x2160p25_64:27
- 3840x2160p50_16:9
- 3840x2160p50_64:27
- 3840x2160p24_16:9
- 3840x2160p24_64:27
### Video Color EOTF
The Electro-Optical Transfer Function standard of the current movie.
- unknown
- sdr
- hdr
- smtpest2084
### Video Color Space
The color space standard of the current movie.
- default
- rgb
- bt601
- bt709
- bt2020
### Video Color Depth
The color depth standard of the current movie.
- unknown
- 24bit
- 30bit
- 36bit
### Video Color Sampling
The chroma color sampling standard of the current movie.
- none
- rgb
- ycbcr422
- ycbcr444
- ycbcr420
### Screen Mask Ratio
The actual aspect ratio of the current movie.
- none
- 1.33
- 1.66
- 1.78
- 1.85
- 2.35
### Screen Mask Top Trim Rel
The top trim value, relative to the current Screen Mask Ratio. A percentage between -100% and +100%.
### Screen Mask Bottom Trim Rel
The bottom trim value, relative to the current Screen Mask Ratio. A percentage between -100% and +100%.
### Screen Mask Conservative Ratio
Has the same possible values as the Screen Mask Ratio, but represents a more conservative estimate of the image aspect ratio.
### Screen Mask Top Mask Abs
The position for the top mask in absolute terms, measured from the top of the screen. A percentage between -100% and +100%.
### Screen Mask Bottom Mask Abs
The position for the bottom mask in absolute terms, measured from the bottom of the screen. A percentage between -100% and +100%.
### Cinemascape Mask
The Cinemascape frame aspect ratio of the current movie.
- 0
- 133
- 166
- 178
- 237
- 240
### Cinemascape Mode
The Cinemascape mode of the current movie.
- none
- anamorphic
- letterbox
- native
Additional details about the values provided by the sensors can be found in Kaleidescape's [Control Protocol Reference Manual](https://www.kaleidescape.com/wp-content/uploads/Kaleidescape-System-Control-Protocol-Reference-Manual.pdf).
A typical automation might look like the example below. This turns up the lights when the `media_location` sensor leaves the `content` state.
```yaml
- alias: kaleidescape_theater_lights_up
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id: sensor.kaleidescape_theater_media_location
from: content
action:
- service: scene.turn_on
target:
entity_id: scene.theater_lights
```