How to select the audio source ? Right now, when I connect by laptop, by default, audio is played through projector. Need to play it through laptop
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Mine does the opposite, as long as it's hooked up via HDMI cord from the laptop. The audio is coming from the computer. If anything you could run a 3.5mm male to male audio jack from the headphone out to the speaker in on your computer if it's available.
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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.
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I don't know how you could do that, but I connect a separate speaker to the headphones plug in and it works well.
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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.
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Hi,If you connected via HDMI you supposed to get audio form the tv. If no audio on tv , You need to configure your audio out, If PC right click the speaker or volume icon on the right bottom of the screen then click playback device. If you see the Samsung tv click and make it your default audio out.BUt if you connected by VGA you need an 3.5mm jack(headphone Jack) on both end and connect it at the back of the tv and you're pc too.
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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.
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This speaker plays in several ways- 1) Bluetooth (Bluetooth mode), 2)MicroSD card (card player mode), 3) and USB cable (Aux mode). SO if your laptop has a Bluetooth connection or a USB port you can play with it. Here is the manual for it (pretty small but it tells you all you need to know). http://www.charzonpower.com/MMBOX-NEW1-4.pdf
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Make sure you set your sound source to Line. Otherwise it won't play out the speakers.
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I have my computer output connected to a surround system instead of directly into the television. Make sure that you have the audio on your computer turned on and the connection to "audio out" and not "microphone". If connected properly, you should not be able to hear the laptop audio. It should be directed thru the converter and combined into the HDMI connection at the set. There should be no audio coming from the computer speakers if properly connected.
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Dear Mediabridge,You are right. I am having trouble getting audio through TV when I connect HDMI to my HP PC with Window7 and 37LG10 TV. I changes audio playback device setting to TV/HDMI default. On testing HDMI audio, it says this device is already in use. Could you please help me to get Audio. Thank you.Regards,BK
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I don't quite understand what you are asking. This is a "USB soundcard," it connects to the host computer via USB (and is powered by the USB as well).If your laptop has a USB port, then it will connect to your laptop. If your laptop doesn't have a USB port, then you'll need to get a new laptop or get a USB card for your laptop.If you are asking if it includes the USB /CABLE/, yes, it does.
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Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry if the instructions seem basic. Just don't know what level of Windows user my audience is. :) Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry... » Read More Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry if the instructions seem basic. Just don't know what level of Windows user my audience is. :) « Show Less
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You will need to connect audio between the laptop and whatever amp/speakers you require (even your laptop speakers might be usable.) In any case, you may likely need to change your audio settings on the laptop so HDMI audio is not in use. There may be some audio breakout boxes for HDMI cables, but for the price and addtional hardware involved, its not worth it. I've never used one.
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You would have to have a special cord that would connect from the PC to the speaker. We use this application on occasion. The cord we use is a mini plug to a quarter inch. You have to set the PC to mono or you will only get one side of the sound which doesn't seem like a problem but often times music and movies have vocals or instrumentals heavier on one side than the other. I hope this helps! Have a great night!
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The plugged in speakers override the laptop speakers. As soon as you unplug them the laptop speakers will be in play. I had to adjust volume on the speakers via the laptop though. If there were a volume control on the speakers it would be so much easier.
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Open the App called "Audio Midi Setup" you can change default sound device in there for displayport cable connections.Connection must be plugged in before u open app.
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Yes. I usually plug and hdmi cable into my laptop and play through speakers but either way works.
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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.
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I'm not an expert or anything like that, but on Windows 7 if you go to the Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound (the green fonts), then under Sound (green fonts) there is an item called Manage audio devices (blue fonts). Click on that and it gives you a Sound form. Under the Playback tab select E322AR and click on Set Default. Click Apply or OK. Then you should get computer sound through the TV speakers. At least it works with my setup. Only problem is, when you want sound to come through the computer speakers and headphones, you have to go back to the Sound form and set Speakers and Headphones as default. I'm not an expert or anything like that, but on Windows 7 if you go to the Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound (the green fonts), then under Sound (green fonts) there is an item called Manage audio devices (blue fonts). Click on that and it gives you a Sound form. Under the Playback tab select E322AR and click on Set Default. Click Apply or OK. Then you should get computer sound through the TV speakers. At least it works with my setup. Only problem is, when you want sound to come through the computer speakers and headphones, you have to go back to the Sound form and set Speakers... » Read More I'm not an expert or anything like that, but on Windows 7 if you go to the Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound (the green fonts), then under Sound (green fonts) there is an item called Manage audio devices (blue fonts). Click on that and it gives you a Sound form. Under the Playback tab select E322AR and click on Set Default. Click Apply or OK. Then you should get computer sound through the TV speakers. At least it works with my setup. Only problem is, when you want sound to come through the computer speakers and headphones, you have to go back to the Sound form and set Speakers and Headphones as default. « Show Less
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Not sure what your set-up is but we use a dedicated HTPC as audio/video/BluRay source fed through a video card with HDMI-out interface. HDMI cable from PC feeds into an Onkyo Home Theater A-V receiver which processes the audio and video signals from the PC. HDMI-out from A-V receiver feeds video (only) to a projector for viewing movies, internet, photos on a big screen, etc. Receiver plays full 7.2 surround-sound audio for both music and video. Hooked up a separate computer monitor on the DVI-D-out interface coming from the same PC video card to avoid having to turn on the projector for everything. This versatile system offers the best of all worlds for viewing and listening enjoyment as well as internet surfing and general computer use. Everything plays in the highest quality and is right there at our fingertips with a few clicks of the mouse button. We use a dedicated HTPC but the same set-up could be easily achieved with a laptop if it has an HDMI-out. Hope this is helpful.