Thanks Justin. If I'm honest I was a little disappointed with the sound quality in the end. It could have, and should have been much much better, but my hands were tied a bit having to use the live recording we already had. To which Billy done an amazing job of adding his own vocal to, which he recorded in Japan for me!

Craig is an amazing 'Keith Moon type drummer' Kevin :)

English please? :D

Hi, all projectors can be a little tricky to line up initially, which is why a permanent instillation is always better if possible. Generally speaking (but not for all projectors) If the projector is being used with a screen then the centre of the lens should be inline with the bottom of the screen, or if inverted, the top of the screen. It should also be set exactly square on to the screen in both plains. if the top of the lens is at an angle making it closer to the screen than the bottom of the lens you will have a picture that is narrower at the top and wider at the bottom. Same goes but other way round if the bottom of the lens is closer. Manual keystone correction is provided to try and correct this but it is always best if you can not use this as it can distort the picture slightly too. Same theory applies to one side of the lens being closer to the screen than the other giving a wider picture to one side of the screen. The slightest fraction of movement can make massive differences to the projected picture, hence why it can be tricky to set up correctly, and hence why it is best not moved once set up. This applies to all projectors not just the cheaper ones, although more expensive projectors do a better job of compensating. hope this helps some.

@@ianwalton7893 super helpful reply thanks alot mate! can i ask what distance you have the projector at here and what size that screen is? i have a 96 inch screen so wondering what distance would be best

@@tubz89 I can't remember the exact distance, I'm estimating looking at the lawn that it was approx 3.5m to 4m back, but seen as these cameras don't have a zoom feature its just a matter of moving it back until it fills your screen. This screen is 120" probably getting close to the maximum realistic useable size for this projector.

@@ianwalton7893 Legend thanks for replying appreciate it

Yes it was! I was trying to justify the video , as we all know phone videos never do a live gig true justice. It was, as you say though, an amazing night to actually be at! :)

Nah, the half-hearted ones were the audience members. I would have been bouncing off the ceiling listening to this awesome song LIVE!