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I use a dependable stereo DVD (but also bring a spare) to present the eight different fishing sequences. One sound channel connects to the fishing machines and instructs them how to mimic the fish’s actions. The other sound channel goes to the sound system. The video channel outputs to the projector or TV. For outdoor shows, or where too much humidity is an issue for the projector, I rely on the 32” TV which has a brighter though smaller image. For inside shows, the projector (2000 lumens) provides a larger image typically 4’ wide by 3’ high depending on space available) which enhances the Virtual Reality Fishing! experience. On one occasion Virtual Reality Fishing! was the entertainment for a surprise party in a theater. Using their projection equipment and screen, players fought gigantic trout and other similarly sized fish.