After connecting with HDMI, can you hook up audio to a power amp? Like for outdoor movies,,
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It has a 3.5 aux out jack in the back for putting sound into other devices. So depending on if your device has an 3.5 audio in port. You can use your standard head phone jack cable to transfer sound from the projector to the amp. If you need the RCA Audio cable (red and white audio cables.) You'll have to get a 3.5 aux to RCA audio cable to connect the projector to the amp. I have a sound system that only has the RCA hook ups for it so I have to use a 3.5 to RCA cable to transfer the sound and it works like a charm. Hope that helps.
141405
It just outputs signals. There is no power amplification for speakers, so yes, you need an AV receiver or some amplifier of some sort.
287380
There is a headphone jack located at the front of the projector that you will need to plug a 3.5mm male-to-dual patch cable into. The patch cable itself will depend on the inputs jacks to your poweramp. For example, I have a pair of powered speakers connected to the projector by connecting a pair of XLR male-to-XLR female cables to the speakers and connected the XLR cables to a 3.5mm male-to-dual XLR male patch cable. Hope that helps.
1368278
There is a hdmi input, but no output. I use a home theater system with amp and only send the video to the projector
770240
I think you can access audio through the unit through the HDMI set up - pretty sure . Once set up it would be the same as accessing movies just use the audio section
857524
I don't usually use the built in speaker, but I have tried it before. I had HDMI from my cable box plugged in and the audio from that was coming through the built in speaker just fine. If you're using the projector connected to a computer make sure you have an auxiliary cable running from the computer to the back of the projector. If you're doing that and its still not working then I'm not sure.
1288601
You could hook it up via an RCA to XLR adapter im sure if you have a sub out channel. Buy you cannot connect it to a powered channel.
1434716
Having now received my A/V amp; I can tell you that the 3300 does pass the HDMI signal from the last source used while the amp was powered on; you'll have to turn the amp on and change source if you want a different source; then turn it back off.
910087
Probably not. I am not sure I understand your exact set up but most people run their projectors through an A/V receiver. This amplifies the audio that then feeds the speakers. Your projector may very well have some amplification and you would know this if the AUDIO OUT has red and black clips with plus and minuses. You most likely will need to go through an A/V receiver. Speakers work great when properly amplified.
2088370
You would find it better to connect speakers directly to your player. For an outdoor setting you will need some strong sound amplification.
1704407
Yes. First, stop and close what ever application/movie etc. You need to go to system preferences. Select sound in the Hardware section. Click the output tab. If your HDMI cable is a high enough grade to pass audio to the TV, selecting your TV display should do the trick. Just click or double click the device for output. Now you may relaunch your player and it should work.
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I'm using the amp for my flat screen tv, which only has a digital audio out. The tv's speakers aren't very good. I run the digital audio out to a digital to analog converter. Then it's a simple matter of hooking up some speakers. BTW, the amp is well worth the money if you can use its configuration.
470071
Yes, there is a port for audio out. I'm using a pair of jvc speakers with internal amp. I'm also using a hdmi cord between a dvd player and projector.
760606
If your TV has an HDMI input, surely it has audio outputs? If so, just connect them to your amp since the HDMI cable carries audio too. Otherwise, just connect the red and white audio outputs of the WD to your amp.
1944734
I have not tried this audio should come out with HDMI I wonder if you have to change sound output in control panel settings
2004705
If you have a HD receiver you run everything (Blue ray, Apple TV, Cable, Satellite) into the amp and it all connects to the TV via 1 HDMI cable. A lot of people have complained about no audio out but you dont need it if you hook up the way I described above.
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Yes you can, however, I was disappointed to find that you cannot directly output audio from any of the hdmi inputs to zone 2. Only in "party mode" which outputs the same thing on both zones in stereo only.