when you use the audio out is it a fixed output and are the speakers muted?
1513063
When you use audio out, you can still increase and decrease the volume from either projector side or your connected speakers side[ if it has ]. Yes the projector speakers are muted once you connect audio out cable.
1513064
No the speakers are not mute and the out put have to be played through an amplifier like a stero or powered boxes hope this answere your question
1141140
Yes, through the menu you have 3 options for audio output. Choose the "LINE OUT" option and it bypasses the built in speakers.
1550353
Mine works fine. Does your computer support audio output through display port?
2227083
This depends on how the transmitter is hooked up to the TV, and/or sound system. At first I hooked them to the headphone jack to test the frequency and range of the headphones. On my system, this set-up will mute all other outputs. I now have them hooked up to the audio out jack at the back of my receiver, and the headphones and speakers both operate with independent volume control (although, I must adjust the speaker volume first, then adjust the headphone volume to adjust to the speaker set point.
924078
The speakers and microphone are not covered. No audio problems experienced.
972291
No. When you plug a cord into the headphone-out jack, you disable the loudspeakers on that unit -- I verified by plugging a set of headphones into my unit while listening to music -- I got stereo in my headphones but the built-in speakers went silent. This is customary behavior for headphone-out jacks in most devices.
977052
I got the same issue (connected with USB) plus, has static. The on/off control is in the weird location and many times I get the Static with a noise in the speaker. They even get sound when I turn on and off the light in the room. It never happened with the previous speakers.
1463100
I had this happen to me whenever the speakers were on, charging, and the headphone jack plugged in to the computer. If it is off and only charging, there is no noise emitted at all.
1994707
Yes. All other speakers go mute when the headphone jack is used. Practice away!
86834
The "Tape Out" RCA connector on the back of the unit IS active at the same time as the speakers. I just checked on mine. Headphones connected to the front do shut off the speakers.
2246248
No hum. I've owned this unit for over six months. All outputs, including the headphones, have been dead silent. Have you checked for ground loops? -John
2227084
Yes, at least the way it is setup on my system. I hooked them up to the TV sound output jacks on the back of the TV (assuming flat screen TV) It doesn't effect the way the sound comes out of the TV. You can turn the TV to mute or vol all the way down if you don't want to bother others. You set the volume on the headphones on the headphone.
142914
There is a channel for the speaker. It doesn't improve the sound but there is no significant detriment to the overall sound quality
200970
I haven't experienced that but like you said if there is no audio they do turn off sorry I couldn't answer your question
1940681
I also agree with the checking the cables but here's another thing to look at. This kind of interference or feedback only happens to me when I don't turn everything on in the right order. That is computer on, Pioneer DDJ-SR on, open Serato, turn on subwoofer (passing the Eris 8's via the sub (Temblor 10), the Eris 8's on. No feedback, although there is very minute hissing. If I turn the speakers on first all kinds of hissing and feedback. That's been my experience. Not sure how you're using these but Hope that points you towards resolution.
2023624
Your provided with a link cable that connects both speakers together. So sound is heard from one source and out of the speakers.
2126327
Does this need any kind of output speaker or does the sound come out of the unit itself??