hey, i have a question. I want to put this projector on the side of my bed, and aim it in a slightly tilted position, so that it shows the video centered on my ceiling when i lay in bed. I saw that there are some options to adjust the image accordingly, so that the image doesn't look distorted because of the tilted angle of the projector. I wanted to ask; once i have this set up, does it save my settings? So that when i turn it off and on again, i don't have to adjust it all over again? Or is there a function to do this, or a way to save custom presets? Thanks!
@@roundtent "Small but terrible" is a phrase used to describe something or someone who may be physically small in size but possesses impressive or powerful qualities. The title is actually a compliment
Do you have a mini cinema setup at home? If so, which brand of projector are you currently using?
nice video production dude =)
thanks bro
Do u think using it with a steam deck or xbox would be horrible experience ?
If I’m not mistaken it should be fine. Just use a reliable hdmi cable. The one i used in the video is not and i have to replace it during the tests
hey, i have a question. I want to put this projector on the side of my bed, and aim it in a slightly tilted position, so that it shows the video centered on my ceiling when i lay in bed. I saw that there are some options to adjust the image accordingly, so that the image doesn't look distorted because of the tilted angle of the projector. I wanted to ask; once i have this set up, does it save my settings? So that when i turn it off and on again, i don't have to adjust it all over again? Or is there a function to do this, or a way to save custom presets?
Thanks!
it does save the last setting before you turn it off and that is the custom preset already. no way to add more custom presets though
@@MacCoyzkie oh great!! thank you so much 💪🏼
Hi im buy this projector but i not received yet... Ammm... I have a question actually... Can i put it 3.2 metres away from the wall!?
"It'll be fine; just make sure it's in a dark room. I’ve noticed that the image tends to lose brightness beyond 3.2."
Completely failed in justifying how it is terrible. Disliked
I guess we have to do better next time. Could you provide the specific time stamp for reference?
You called it terrible in the title, but in the review you seemed to like it...
@@roundtent "Small but terrible" is a phrase used to describe something or someone who may be physically small in size but possesses impressive or powerful qualities. The title is actually a compliment
@@MacCoyzkie too complex for social media, unfortunately.
@@arda4326 for real?