becnel51

On a quick search, it looks like Govee is at least on IFTTT. So if you have your LG C1 on IP control so that C4 knows power state, you could use the IFTTT driver and have C4 send on/off commands via IFTTT to your light strip based on the power state of the TV. 

I couldn't purchase it directly from the govee website but managed to buy it through amazon.  Bought sockets, bulbs (color + non color), led strips (normal + immersion) with expedited shipping.
Once it arrives give us 6 weeks of development time so i assume we'll have a driver by mid August.

Major thanks to @jackstiffer, I can confirm the following for all (*** Specifically for those running C4 OS 3.0, very important ***)
- Upgrading to the V2 Driver does work.... and yes you must completely remove the old driver, and upload the new one.
- You do lose all programming and triggers as @chopedogg88 has stated, so save / backup all your info elsewhere before removing the old driver and uploading the new one (makes reprogramming easier also). At least for me it made things much easier, as I have over 100 triggers / verbal commands. 
- As a precaution I would also backup C4 before doing any of this, and copy the Activation key for the Epic Systems Echo Driver (you'll need this to activate the V2 Driver)
- Lastly, I did set the IP of my Echo device to a newer model (not Gen 1), not sure if this was necessary... But I can 100% confirm all Gen 1 / Legacy devices will / do work. I'm able to give all voice commands to a Gen 1 Echo Dot, and everything functions as it should. 
- Might also be a good idea to reboot the C4 controller, after all updating / programming / testing. Old habit, I guess. Hope this helps someone...time to sleep.

@dcovach I now understand, I'll need to get my deal involved to address this. I'm 100% sure, he'll do this quickly (he's a great dealer to work with). 
Like, I said before, I just like to learn / understand things. There are a lot of experienced people on this forum, and a lot of useful knowledge / help can be gained, by reading / discussing things with each of you. That's all that is going on here.
Hopefully with more time and experience programming my setup, I'll be able to provide assistance / advice to other users, one day. Thanks for the advice.