

- How to set up firestick for movies still in theaters movie#
- How to set up firestick for movies still in theaters 720p#
How to set up firestick for movies still in theaters movie#
One of the key pieces of a movie theater is the screen. Both of the projectors above appear to have the ability to attach to a tripod. When placing outside, you could put your projector on a table, but a tripod will help lift the projector up and stabilize it as well as make it more portable for future outdoor viewing. While optional, one thing you might want to consider when choosing a projector, is making sure it has a tripod mount - the screw hole on the bottom that tripod will screw into. Though if you are looking for cheaper, maybe something like: OHDERII Projector, 1080p Supported Maximum 120" Display, Compatible with HDMI, VGA and USB for Gaming, Movie for only $99.

This VIVIMAGE C680 Native 1080p Projector, 6500 Lux Full HD LED Home Theater Movie Projector seems to have more than enough stats for a price-tag of $229. Newer LED projectors report specs that are higher than that and are cheaper. So I feel anything like that or higher should be perfect for your outdoor setup.
How to set up firestick for movies still in theaters 720p#
I'm not going to get super technical here, because the one I have is 2500 lumens and 720p - It works perfectly for me and looks perfectly clear on our projector screen. So choosing a projector I say look for brightness, resolution, and size. So, an indoor projector will work fine as long as you aren't bringing it out when its raining or muddy (but who is going to watch a movie in the rain?). I have never changed the bulb and have probably watched over 100 movies on it. A simple video projector can last a long time, the one I use is an old indoor projector (Opitoma HD66) from close to 8-10 years ago and it still works great. The set up you want is portable and easy, so we don't have to worry about a projector that can hold up to the outdoors just one that can be brought in and out when you want. These range in price and quality, but it is actually surprising how good your movies will look with even cheaper projectors. The first big thing and easily the most expensive is going to be your projector.
