Are there holes on the bottom to turn this upside down and mount to a ceiling? And can this do 1080p video? Looking at this for a home theater.
452099
The bottom has a threaded hole that you would attach a screw to similar to a tripod stand. Will accept 1080p but only projects 720p. Great little unit I will add. I did lots of research before I got this one. Should be trouble free for many years.
452100
Yes. There are holes on the bottom but the device is small and finding a good ceiling mount is difficult. I am making my own mount. It does do 1080p. I am very satisfied with this unit.
452101
Yes this has a bottom hanging screw hole. Pl use the ceiling mounting kit compatabile with this model, available at Amazon. It can play the video of 1080p. For home theater solution, you need to use a long HDMI/AV cable input from the source and also you have to take the audio out, in case the audio is not divided at source. The audio out will only give you a 3.1 channel output and not 5.1 or 7.1.
452102
Yes, there is a single mounting hole on the bottom which is threaded and the maximum resolution is 1280x800.
452103
There is one hole with threads -- same size as that of a camera for a tripod, I think -- and the image does indeed flip automatically when you flip the projector. It can do 1080p video.
295987
We mounted it using the arm drop extension. It pivots at the part attached to the projector, not at the end attached to the ceiling. The pivot works very well - we have it set regularly to display on our projector screen, but can swivel the projector 90 degrees to display on the side wall (which is just white) for when we want to view from the other end of the room (it is a long basement room). Not a common need - we use it set up specifically for the projector screen the majority of the time, but a nice feature to have.
1965448
You can definitely mounted. Not sure how well the camera will line up for video
1456839
It might be possible but I doubt it. Aside from holes, I think that there are like slots for the panels that you'd need to account for too. If you really want it flip flopped I'd look into something else.
1394690
yes, you can mount from a ceiling but the camera will be rotated 90 degrees, basically laying on it's side.The ball joint won't allow it to rotate enough for the camera to be oriented correctly, but it would not bother me in the slightest.
908146
Hello, thanks for your interest.This is actually a center channel speaker. It does have mounting holes in back, I would believe for wall mount. I guess you could be creative and use 2 mounting brackets to mount on ceiling.Thanks again
1194236
yes, It can be mount upside down. Make sure you installed it on a stud. It design to go on a vertical wall, mounting it upside down I don't think the tilting will works well.
409551
Yes, I have this projector ceiling mounted. You will have to buy the ceiling mounting bracket separately.Most projectors can be set up so they can project from the rear, from the front, right side up, or upside down.
705313
It's been several months since I mounted my TV to my bedroom ceiling and can't remember the with of the mounting holes, but that sound about right. I was amazed how well it worked. Good Luck.
1577637
Yes - the camera can be inverted as there are screw holes on both sides. We have them mounted on the ceilings in 4 of our businesses. They work well.
1463659
The software can invert the image if hung upside down (flip option under the configuration CMOS settings). The bracket does not support the same range of angles when hung upside down so depending upon how much you need to angle it down you may not be able to.
201170
There is no hole on the bottom -- so you would need a skilled carpenter to alter it for pole mounting.
408493
The video secu5's worked just fine for mounting to the walls, you could try using them on the ceiling but they'd be turned sideways and might tilt very far.
2029056
Yes it can be hung upside down.I prefer them that way. Depending on which app you have to view it. I like Mr. Cho 's app. Go to manage camera .then a long press on the camera of your choice with a long press.you will get edit camera. Then to more options (lower left) then you will find rotate and go 180. You may need to invert pan and tilt directions also. All in that window. Note there are three areas to set camera utilities. May take you awhile to find them . but they are there just stay with it . good camera and good app.
2162448
You can mount it on a wall, but the video will be sideways. It is meant to only be mounted on the ceiling.
1463660
Mechanically it can mount either way, but I don't see anyway to flip the video using the camera settings. I use it with Zoneminder, which can flip the video upside down.
485419
Yes. You use an image flip switch to change the image up side down when mounting it on a ceiling.