Can I attach my hometheater with this? the answer below seems to be confusing where it says this does not have any audio output
828217
You should run your sources (e.g. DVD/BluRay player) into a home theater receiver, and HDMI output from the receiver to HDMI input of the projector. The receiver will drive your speakers.If you connect an HDMI source directly to the projector, it will decode stereo audio only and play it only on small internal speakers.
828218
I ran into the issue of my Yamaha receiver not being 3D compatible. I had to run the HDMI directly to the projector and use a fiber optic cable from the player to the receiver for the sound. However, I have a 7.1 system and fiber optics only supports 5.1 so I am going to get a passive splitter that supports 3D to send an HDMI signal to both devices. If you don't have a receiver, you will need to get one if you want to get sound out to external speakers as there is no pass through on this device.
828219
We have this communicating with a receiver which in turn connects to speakers.
828220
You should run your sources (e.g. DVD/BluRay player) into a home theater receiver, and HDMI output from the receiver to HDMI input of the projector. The receiver will drive your speakers. If you connect an HDMI source directly to the projector, it will decode stereo audio only and play it only on small internal speakers.
828221
No, you can not. You should connect your source (e.g. DVD/BluRay player) directly to your home theater receiver in orther to drive your speakers.If you connect an HDMI source directly to the projector, it will decode stereo audio only and play it only on small internal speakers.
70788
The input for this device is the headphone output of source, the TV in question. most TV's today have a headphone jack -- if it does not its not clear how to unless I had the specs of the TV
884073
NO!! This already has a built in amp..just plug and play. Its not for hometheatre...
1158093
I plugged the transmitter into the earphone jack to send out the sound. In my case it it is connected to a BeoSystem4 receiver in the home theater set up to send music from AppleTV and Roku to one of our patios, but should work the same way connected directly to the TV headphone jack. I believe you can also connect to to R/L audio output jacks as well. Hope this helps.
200679
There are no external speaker outputs. There is an audio input. If you want to send an audio signal to this monitor and another source like external speakers, just split the signal before the input.
34086
This only outputs audio. There is no HDMI out port. To do that you would need an HDMI splitter, and run 1 to the TV and the other to the audio extractor. If you do that, then yes, you can plug headphones into this.
2036586
You will need to have some kind of an audio out. Our TV only has a headphone jack. I hooked that up as my audio out. It works great! If you have one of those, you are in business. This is a great product. I hope you get it working.
898360
Honestly, buy a new receiver. You need this, and then you can continue using the speakers you have. Trying to do this any other way is not a good idea, and will end up costing you the same amount of money and continued frustrations on lack of HDMI inputs and outputs.
303594
Nooo, these device does not output audio to TV, It's the TV that sends out the audio either through its built-in speakers or through external speakers connected through mixer or home theater devices. If you can't increase volume on the tv, it has nothing to do with this device. Audio is great on anything hdmi this device is connected to. I just bought a second one for my freind and she loves it more than I do because she has better amp hook up than I do. It feels like we are at the movies when we watch movies at her place. That's not this device doing all that audio amplification, but her sophisticated audio set up that makes it feel like a movie theater. Check your Audio hookups! Nooo, these device does not output audio to TV, It's the TV that sends out the audio either through its built-in speakers or through external speakers connected through mixer or home theater devices. If you can't increase volume on the tv, it has nothing to do with this device. Audio is great on anything hdmi this device is connected to. I just bought a second one for my freind and she loves it more than I do because she has better amp hook up than I do. It feels like we are at the movies when we watch movies at her place. That's not this device doing all that audio amplification, but her... » Read More Nooo, these device does not output audio to TV, It's the TV that sends out the audio either through its built-in speakers or through external speakers connected through mixer or home theater devices. If you can't increase volume on the tv, it has nothing to do with this device. Audio is great on anything hdmi this device is connected to. I just bought a second one for my freind and she loves it more than I do because she has better amp hook up than I do. It feels like we are at the movies when we watch movies at her place. That's not this device doing all that audio amplification, but her sophisticated audio set up that makes it feel like a movie theater. Check your Audio hookups! « Show Less
961783
This item is meant to provide a simple solution for computer monitors that lack internal speakers. My answer is yes, if you were just adding additional audio to supplement the sound of the TV, but you'd also need to purchase an inexpensive adapter (stereo to RCA) to be able to mate it up. This system though is ill equipped to handle surround audio if that is your intention. Hope this helps.
1728787
Hi Mark, I have tried to connect the transmitter to the audio output from my flatscreen and sending the Sound to wireless speakers. The setup was easy, but i felt the audio was slightly out of sync with the movements on the screen. I dont know quite what to say. It was not convincing!
1949885
It does not have audio output. Therefore, you cannot connect the projector to external speakers. The only way to get better sound from external speakers is by connect your source to external speakers before connect to the projector.
1674094
If you want to connect the audio output from the TV to the home theater's input it would work but not the other way around.
2067765
I'm not aware of any solutions apart from utilizing the headphone out on your audio receiver. With a TV this nice you've got a sound system, right? ;-)
428680
I wanted to do the same. bought the headphones because I misunderstood this answer. called tech help. you can't do this if you have a newer model digital TV like I do. there is no audio output on the TV and my TV receiver system is wireless which also doesn't have an audio out. so I have to plug the receiver into my TV headphone outlet which means there is no sound other than what is coming from the headphone. so every time I watch the TV with my husband in bed and he falls asleep, I must get out of bed and plug in my headphones. (My TV has a DIGITAL audio out (USB port) which is NOT compatible with this headphone). also the cable is too short to put the receiver on my nightstand (need to purchase an extension)(still have to get in/out of bed to plug/unplug the audio cable) true in the morning too if you both want to wake up and both watch TV in the morning in bed
2073785
Yes you do--it is a source component. You can listen to it with headphones without an amplifier, but it will definitely not power any speakers as it only has line voltage.
2183609
There should be a stereo audio jack on the tv for headphones connection. Just use it for the cable to the speaker unit. If it doesn't have a speaker jack then there should be some female rca audio output jacks on the back of the tv. If it doesn't have either of these then the only solution would be to connect wires to the tv speakers and run them to rca female connectors.