Can i run sound straight through computer/bypass lcd projector?
2051895
Hi - think you can still have your sound come from the computer. It has been awhile since I used the sound feature...
1916529
buy the cinema display here on Amazon. I don't think there is any other way too do it...ahh! You could also use the mini VGA port adapter. VGA port is below your audio output jack.
2155762
I don't see why it wouldn't work as long as the projector has sound. I use the cable to connect my Mac to TV and use the little Auxilary connection so the sound comes out my TV Speakers.
1185164
you can use rca cable input and output on the projector for audio connection. Or for the external speakers, you can lead a cable from the video source to a Powered speaker or through a receiver for a non-powered speaker.
1010256
I have used this adapter only for video data - to display what was on my computer screen on the projection screen. There was no audio data included in my projection. That said, I would check all the usual suspects - are all the cables secure? - are the speakers connected? - are the speakers on? - is the sound card ok? Is the mini HDMI-HDMI converter ok? After checking that all the mechanical pieces are right, I'd reboot everything and try again. I hope this helps. Best regards, TNF
1114885
Yes you can. The sounds will come out of whatever monitors are hooked up to your computer.
1999865
If you mean run the signal through the computer, yes. But ,you have to use the monitor as the receiver then use the USB cable to divert the signal to the computer. Please ensure that you have downloaded the uniden software to allow it to play .
1614511
I also remembered another possibility for you, if you want to make use of items which you already have: The RCDW500C can be played through either a stereo television or a computer with speakers, if the component has an input jack. Your computer probably offers you the preference option (in "Control Panel") to use the MIC input as a LINE input instead. Even if you don't find this option, I expect that the MIC jack will work anyway; if you find it to be too loud like this, then it's possible to find an "attenuating" cable which will reduce the signal by a few decibels.
839807
The projector does not have an audio out. You would have to hook the speakers up to the component that is providing your video and audio signals to the projector.
2234009
Is say so as long as your projector can hook up to a speaker system. Sound will be your issue
1151924
Hi. The projector will do the following with a HDMI input. Audio will play via the inbuilt speakers. If you plug into the headphone socket, the inbuilt speakers are muted and the HDMI audio is ported through the headphone socket to your amp/speaker system or headphones.
1531624
You can connect it to hd devices like a tv, or you have to dump the video onto the computer. You cannot run from the projector to a computer screen. Sorry
1385716
We ran WOW on the computer and the sound in fact came out of the monitor so it seems to support two channel embedded sound at least. I have no way of testing it beyond that.
1444930
Yes go into system preferences then sound. In sound then go to outputs then it should say like LCD Tv or something like that which is your computer. Do not select internal speakers thats your computer. The Type will say HDMI
1586205
Plug the attached sound cable to the port for your sound card and the usb cable into a usb port. there is NO need for the white and red cables at all. The sound from the computer will go thru through the hdmi port via the attached sound cable
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.
1044130
I believe you could change the settings on your laptop to run the video through the HDMI but the audio through the laptop's speakers.EDIT 1: I just tried it out myself on a Windows 8 laptop and I was able to switch audio output from the projector to the laptop seamlessly.