Living Room with in-wall 7.1.4 and PJ

signs said:
Dan , i have a JVC X500 (x7 before this) and considered getting it professionally calibrated , but because of the nature of bulbs i decided against it , so i just bought a light meter .

what do you mean unsure how to set up a 2.35.1 screen mate ?
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signs said:
Dan , i have a JVC X500 and considered getting it professionally calibrated , but because of the nature of bulbs i decided against it , so i just bought a light meter .

what do you mean unsure how to set up a 2.35.1 screen mate ?
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Well when you turn the projector on with no source, the aspect ratio is on 'auto' and the blue screen is probably 16:9

When I play a 2.35:1 movie it puts it across the middle.

I'm wondering if I'm suppose to resize the JVC output to 2.35:1 at my max size.. but I can't see a way to do this.

I have a video processor as well, but was going to leave that to the professional to configure.

Just I'd like to set it up a little before he gets here :)
 
from memory you go into settings , screen size , a green grid will appear you then use lens shift to make the grid fit the size you want 16.9/2.35.1 and save each input
 
signs said:
from memory you go into settings , screen size , a green grid will appear you then use lens shift to make the grid fit the size you want 16.9/2.35.1 and save each input
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I have the zoom, shift and focus options I use often - won't allow aspect ratio change, but will look for this other option.

Fuse board is about to be changed and will lose power for 3 hours or so, might get internet on my laptop - but no projector playing yet.... but screen should be working after!
 
its been a couple of years since i did mine and i'm at work now , but i can take a look tonight when i get home .

your screen is 16.9 i'm guessing ? get the grid up , pan out till you hit the edge of the screen (left and right) then that is your 2.35.1, save input
 
signs said:
its been a couple of years since i did mine and i'm at work now , but i can take a look tonight when i get home .

your screen is 16.9 i'm guessing ? get the grid up , pan out till you hit the edge of the screen (left and right) then that is your 2.35.1, save input
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The screen is 120inch wide 2.35:1 though now I've projected on the wall bigger than it is, I feel saddened that it might feel small!
 
dancook said:
The screen is 120inch wide 2.35:1 though now I've projected on the wall bigger than it is, I feel saddened that it might feel small!
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Ha ha it won't ! (same size as mine ) just wait till you project onto the screen you will be blown away by the difference .
 
Screen is working now :) and I figured out what to do about screen sizing -

load up a 2.35:1 film - then position it so that the picture covers the screen and save that.

and I already did the PS4, load it up get it inside the screen area and save it as presumably 16:9
 
personally unless you know how to calibrate it i wouldn't bother , just get a light meter and check every now and then , your model will have the auto bulb thing also ?
 
signs said:
personally unless you know how to calibrate it i wouldn't bother , just get a light meter and check every now and then , your model will have the auto bulb thing also ?
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I have a video processor unit to be calibrated with the projector, the professional will be doing that.
 
So it’s finally setup, these photos were taken during the day – there is no light leak from the blind behind – if the blind is open you cannot see light through screen, even when the PJ is off.


Blu-Ray

4K UHD

4K UHD

4K UHD – Dim Lighting

4K UHD – Full Lighting

Playstation 4 Pro
 
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