Projection Issues and Finding Right Tinted Material

For awhile, I've trying to figure out the height of the stand for the projector due to the fact that it cannot be hung from the ceiling. It is very likely the projectors willing be sitting up high around eight to ten feet high from the ground since they will require a very angular position to project the media onto the table and the tinted glass or acrylic. The glass or acrylic piece will be placed on a small stand or some-sort since it'll act as a table vision for the projector. Though, other materials like small furniture or computers and such will be provided later on since I still need to test the projector's zoom, brightness, and sharpness.

Though, the projectors I picked up, at least 1 for now, is extremely bright for the tinted tempered glass panel I brought in the studio to test it. Also, due to the reflections on a "glass" I needed to figure out a way to hide the reflection or find some way to reduce the brightness, in which I have not tested to lower its settings and such.

As for coding itself, it is just a plan network jitter video just to see with the projection will work with it just fine along with video quality itself. Again, it leads back to the tinted material issue since the brightness of the projector is very high.