my set up is pc to projector, which mean my sound must be bluetooth as far as i am aware. is the quality there to use all audio threw this bluetooth?
830051
If I understand the question correctly......You must plug in a wire to the "coaxial" input to your sound bar (RCA type wire at both ends) then to the "coaxial" output to your Television. The blue tooth connection is only between the sound bar and the sub woof and it will connect automatically once you plug into the ac outlet and have your coaxial wire plugged in.
830052
How you connect depends on what kind of outputs your source has. If your PC or projector has digital outs, opitical or RCA, then that is the way to go to get the best sound. You can use bluetooth, but as you know bluetooth sound is not the best, but not horrible either.
1933685
The projector has an hdmi port which is used to connect either a computer or blue-ray dvd player. The projector itself has internal speakers but does not itself have a bluetooth interface. I would assume that if your computer or tablet were bluetooth enabled you could connect the speakers through these devices.
1722671
It transmits in stereo to my stereo headphones and is in stereo. I imagine that would be the same for stereo speakers. The fidelity is better than I expected from Bluetooth.
630595
For PC? No. You will need to get a Bluetooth adapter for your PC. Audio is terrible with the bluetooth feature for PC.
2080940
Typically your speakers will always output at their maximum potential. That being said the quality of your speakers will depend on how clear and crisp the sounds transmitted through them are. The HD component on the unit is merely for the purpose that the BEST sound quality in any aspect comes from a directly wired unit. When using Bluetooth or radio frequencies, the sound quality is compromised a but for the convenience of using your device wirelessly. The HD device will clean some of that sound up a bit in any system, but again, don't expect THX quality. Also if your home theater system uses Audyssey, I'd highly recommend tweaking the settings if you're a sound junkie.
2102726
That is correct... I connect all the devices into a Onkyo media amp and the video goes to the projecter, and all the speakers (5.1) connect with this amp. I think the Stereo output from the Optoma unit is for using this in a meeting room with some basic stereo/PC speakers (so you can connect a laptop with one HDMI and still get decent sound in the meeting room.) So... for 5.1 you will need to connect an amp... Hope this helps.
334133
Please refer to the response concerning a bluetooth adapter. I also found that control buttons on the device were all I needed to get the best sound for me.
2102727
If you already have a 5.1 setup, then why do you care about audio on this projector? Oh, after thinking about your question, I realized that you must not have a Home Theater Receiver. This projector is not an AV receiver. You can only hook up headphones/small speakers to this projector. You should really be using separate receiver for your speakers.
761014
You can hook it up to your PC, but it only receives Bluetooth it doesn't transmit it. So it doesn't sound like what you are looking for.
549757
Hi! This, from a year's worth of experience is a simple projector..HDMI, USB (via external drives and a 4gb internal storage, VGA...essentially a means to output non-rf signals. The original WIFI dongle didn't fly (Vivitek USA didn't even try to make it fly), no Bluetooth. I've used the Google Chromecast to allow me to throw the output of my Android device to the Qumi Q5 (BTW..probably the best of it's ilk). So, no, MHL, AFAIK, but Chromecast via the HDMI input. Hope that helps.
2132053
The sound is great for theater use , im not too sure about the use with projection system they work with typical stereo surround sound ; I believe it could be done and sound great. I hookmine up to the laptop
2169412
If you are using the USB cable no. It has its own speaker built in but its not very loud and not great quality. I've never owned a smartphone but if you are using a USB cable to connect then it works just like any removable storage device. This does not have Bluetooth or any wireless capability by the way. But I wouldn't buy this projector. The cables you need to connect to other video sources like Xbox or DVD players or anything else have been discontinued. You won't be able to find them anywhere. I spent days trying. Even the projector itself has been discontinued. The only cables that you will find to fit this are for apple products, which I don't own any and never have.
1690638
I am not familiar with a Bluetooth speaker system, I use an audio amp with 4 HDMI inputs as input selector to this projector, And that automatically gives me the audio for the selected input.
739891
there is no other audio in or out. i run my blue ray player to my audio receiver through hdmi and then connect my audio receiver to the projector through hdmi.
913446
Generally you need to select a different audio output from your source device. I watched a movie from my ipad mini connected to the projector via a HDMI cable and used bluetooth for the sound to my Bose headset. I am going to try a bluetooth dongle to hook up a surround sound system. So far the wireless projection is pretty much false advertising. From an iPad it only does pictures and documents loaded in a special app. No video, PPT, etc. Useless!!!
1151927
There is one audio output on the projector- a 3.5mm headphone jack. This will work for stereo, but may not be the best for a full 5.1 system. I ended up getting an HDMI -&gt; HDMI / Optical audio extractor (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KBHX072/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_2?pf_rd_p=1944687782&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B005COKXCO&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=194PA6VV2MQ8HM2YAQRM) to accomplish your goal.
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How so? If you have your Bluetooth synced it should receive your audio and play through the input.