I have the Elite vsx 80 receiver and a set of home theater chair with Bluetooth speaker built in-can I stream the movie sound to the chairs with this
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You will need some sort of Bluetooth adapter....this one seems reasonable. Check with Pioneer.
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yes you can, just feed the video and audio into the transmitter and take it out at the receiver and put it into the projector.I have not tried it but it should work fine.
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The only way to connect this soundbar to anything is with the optical cable, so if your receiver has an optical connection, then yes. Otherwise, no.
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Of course :) you can hook up as many players, game, stations, iPhones, Apple TV's as your stereo receiver will allow. You will need a full surround sound receiver. The speakers are wired to that and you blue ray and TV go into the back of your reliever via HDMI or coaxial cable :) I hope this helps!
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thanks Collin!let me see which cables and I'm on my way!Is there a way to do the same for the content on your PC?the computer is on one room and the speakers and a projector in another. how can I stream movies or anything from point A to point B wireless?
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Not sure which speakers you have, but your receiver looks like a brute, which makes me suspect that this little subwoofer might be a little wimpy for your setup. I'm using it with a Yamaha DSP-4100, which is a soundbar and I have a 12" B&W subwoofer to supplement for movie LFEs. Hope that helps.
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I have mine plugged into my Sony Soundbar subwoofer. That is where the inputs go to my bedroom tv.When I use it with a Bose system in the tv room, it plugs into the tv and the sound goes to my audio system because I have the tv set to outside speakers. Neither of my speaker systems are bluetooth. If your projector is connected to speakers via bluetooth, and the Rikomagic is plugged into the projector, that may work.
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Yes. Unless the sound bar or blue ray can also connect wireless. You will still need to connect through the optic audio cable.
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Would recommend using receiver to power speakers not sure if the can be connected to your projector
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Yes, you can as long as the speakers fit the Music receiver's audio outputs. The Songstream Bluetooth Music Receiver offers two HD audio outputs that provide exceptional sound quality: a digital coaxial audio out and a digital optical audio out. A traditional 3.5-millimeter-to-RCA connection accommodates older home theater setups.
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Yes. I have an Onkyo. You literally run cables to the transmitter like just like you would run them to your speakers. Then the receiver (across the room) has cables that run to your rear speakers.
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i use has home cinema, but you can connect to everything tru 3,5mm .. Very good bass !!
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No you cannot. I play my blu rays through my blu ray receiver then output to movie mate.I'm hoping they come out with a blu ray movie mate.
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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.
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Yes, you may connect the HDMI out ARC of your receiver to the HDMI in of this Sony Soundbar HTCT370. This can work as a speaker of your receiver. -Ely
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Cannot say for sure, as there are several variables at play. One, being the only output to a home receiver system, it requires a fiber optics cable. The digital driver included with the card must be on-check msconfig/startup to verify it is there. I do not know what make souind system you have but if it is like mine (Logitech 5 something), there are multiple choices to make for output, and the proper one must be 5.1/7.1 digital out, not 6 channel analog. Try to run the Creative updater that came with the card, to look for missing programs-possibly let it reinstall drivers, or try another optical cable. Sorry, that is all I can think of except to check your speaker wires and confirm all speakers work.
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If your receiver can be connected to your TV via HDMI, and you set the receiver to output the audio to the TV, you could in theory run it like this and the sound would be output by the soundbar (when the soundbar is connected to the TV directly)