This application provides a method and
system for cross-protocol lighting device synchronization control, an electronic device, and a medium. The method includes: dividing the
communication link between the bridge-end device and the lighting device into four logical stages; the four logical stages include a device discovery stage, a
queue scheduling stage, a
wireless transmission stage, and a device execution stage; dynamically allocating
jitter delay budgets for each logical stage; generating corresponding lighting control commands based on user-triggered lighting scenes; the lighting control commands include a target
execution time point, a
luminous efficacy transition curve, and the
jitter delay budget; and sending the lighting control commands to the lighting device based on a
reliable multicast protocol. This application, by employing a refined
delay budget allocation mechanism and combining it with closed-loop
feedback control of execution errors, can maintain high-precision, smooth, and stable synchronization between multi-protocol lighting devices under
adverse conditions such as complex electromagnetic environments, high network loads, or sudden interference.