You can't connect any Bluetooth audio to the PlayStation (Source: Sony). You "can" use a USB Bluetooth dongle and pair to that, but the experience isn't great with audio latency.
Listen to this guy. Most LED tape is 12V or 24V. A 5V 20A power supply may meet your wattage requirement, but the LED tape will need it at 12V to function properly.
If you have a local audio/video company, give them a call. Most of the big brands have a whole product line geared towards hospitality use that gives much greater control over "smart" features. They're usually not available to the general public, but an A/V dealer should be able to hook you up
If it's cable internet and not fiber/DSL, I'd look at connecting the ISP's coax to the house's coax. Provided all of the house's coax ports are connected to a splitter, you could feed the ISP coax into the nearest port and plug the cable modem into the office port.
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Audio/video contractors are absolutely a thing. It involves a lot of TV mounting, but there's usually a lot more behind the scenes.
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