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I have some images to help with the description. Or some other solution.Īny ideas, I hope I explained everything ok. So I need to find some way to mount the kinect to the bottom of my tv, without the need for the mounting holes. I can't get the wall mount for the kinect, because the wall is 1.5F from the TV. I can't find any mount to mount the Kinect to the bottom of the tv, and would probably have the same issue with no holes. The Top TV Mount for the Kinect can't work, because my mount holes on the TV are already taken, and the top of the tv is too high. So the kinect works, but isn't perfect because it needs to be centered under the TV. The shelfs are quite small to save space, is not centered under the TV.
Underneath that, is a 3 shelf wall mounted unit.
The issue is that, my HDTV is wall mounted, a movable wall mount, the mount is attached at the corner of the wall, and moves around from there. So I got the Kinect the other week and had to re-organize my place to make it work, but its working ok now.
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