Do you have to hook up speakers separately and if so, does that get hooked up to the actual projector - not the screen? Wanting to get all the info.
911081
The screen is just a giant inflatable. Similar to the holiday decorations and made of same material. You need to provide the projector and audio. Either hooked up to the projector or use a projector with built in speakers
911082
Yes you have to hook up your speakers separately. You can hook it up to the projector.
1948888
No, it does not. Normally one would not expect that of a projector. Audio out would come from your source such as a Blu-ray player or computer. It does NOT have a built in speaker (for a good projected image a speaker would potentially vibrate the image) This is meant to be a higher quality projector than a business meeting projector and it is - it is great for home theater applications where one has a separate amplifier running the speakers.
1948887
It does not. If you are hooking the projector up to a TV or gaming system you have to run the audio cables separate.
2113040
I had to use a separate audio cable when I connected the HDMI and I don't know if that was a symptom of the projector that I was using or the cable. I'll test the cable on another TV to see if that works and amend this response.
1276997
The solution I found was to get a connection from the projector speaker. suits you to install an RCA connector to an amplifier. I speak Spanish (Hablo español)
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.
673157
I was not able to hook it up directly. I plugged the DVD sound to an external speaker and I plugged the video to the projector. Plugging the sound cable directly to the projector did not work for me.
1202763
We use this for a portable unit often. It does have hook ups for a dvd player and out put for audio should come right off your dvd player. Like Duanejack said you have to have the RCA cables (the red, yellow and white cables) which do not come with the projector but it should work just fine.
2088366
Yes you can take the audio from the projector so you can controll the volume from the projector and hook the output to the large amp. with speakers. I prefer to just use the large amp. with speakers without using the projector to control volume.
2148418
I use my speakers from my computer. I bought a set with a sub woofer. Then plug into the front of the movie mate. And then you can turn up the sound on the speakers as well as the moviemate
1114684
The user manual shows a standard pair of computer speakers connected to the speaker output of the projector. With the appropriate adapter cable, you should be able to connect the audio from this output to any audio device.
2000552
It uses your standard cable that plugs into a computer monitor( most people associate this as the blue ended cable). If you need sound you will need speakers if your laptop isn't loud enough. You can even hook up a VCR or DVD player, game system etc.. As long as you have a sound source for these to get plugged into. I have a set up so my xbox, pc and other things go into this projector and into a surround sound system so that I get loud enough sound. If you use this or any projector in a small room crank your ac down a few degrees or get a fan to point out the door or under the door too keep the hot air to a minimum or you will be cooking. Also this is will not do any HD stuff just basic standard definition stuff. It's a good projector, not the best, but good.
1969651
All you need to have a Receiver to connect External speaker. I connected my Epson To Denon DHT- 391XP 5.1 channel home theater ststem. I am hanging the projector from ceiling. I also connected Samsung blue ray player to watch DVD and Blueray. Recently I added new WD player to receiver my so that now I am watching all formats of contents. Hope this helps. Happy watching and Happy holidays. Merry christmas.
1287594
That would depend on the input options you have on the projector..If you have a projector with HDMI input you should be fine, if not you will probably have to connect your sound source to the theater system. For connecting soundt, you will need to decide if you using some type of auxiliary connector or an RCA adapter/cable..
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Jean - it depends on what you mean by "install"? The projector will plug into your device via an HDMI cable. Typical set-up would include a receiver, which your devices would connect to (blu ray, cable box, etc.) and then an HDMI cable would run from the receiver to the projector. Sound would come from the receiver (thus speakers needed as well). The projector can be set on a shelf or attached to the ceiling. If attaching to the ceiling, you would need an additional ceiling mount. The projector is inverted and attached to the mount. A setting on the menu lets you tell the projector if sitting upside down or right side up.
1929250
You would need a surroundsound stereo receiver in order to get your surroundsound. The projector does not provide a audio 3.5 mm output. If you use HDMI or RCA connections on the back of the projector the sound will only come out of the projector speaker.
314582
You don't have to use the built-in speakers if you don't want to. The sound doesn't come through the HDMI cable, it comes from a second audio cable... just like you would use to any external speakers.