do you have to use the cable included or could you use a RCA to RCA (in to out) on a projector....
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It worked best for me to use the cable included so I did not anything else. I hooked the projector to the DVD player And the DVD player to the sound bar and it works very well.
456149
It worked best for me to use the cable included so I did not anything else.I hooked the projector to the DVD player And the DVD player to the sound bar and it works very well.
673159
Its a good projector but the one I had does have in-built speakers for when using HDMI but struggles to use the audio cable when using the red/yellow/white cables for AUX devices. Your computer can hook up to speakers or stereo but as far as the projector, I do not think so.
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No you must use the receiver that comes with it The receiver has rca jacks for video and audio out
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I need more info. but I'll try. HDMI is the way to go. Source (what you want to watch) fed to reciever then to projector. Directv should have hdmi, but if its component your issue is that this projector doesn't have component video jacks. And you would have to use rca composite for connection. If it does, but receiver does not support hdmi. I'd run the hdmi directly to the projector from directv, but also run composite audio cables (red and white sometimes black) from directv to reciever for the sound. If the source is dvd not blu-ray I'd run an s-video cable to projector and send the sound from dvd player to receiver like direct with the rca composite cables. I need more info. but I'll try. HDMI is the way to go. Source (what you want to watch) fed to reciever then to projector. Directv should have hdmi, but if its component your issue is that this projector doesn't have component video jacks. And you would have to use rca composite for connection. If it does, but receiver does not support hdmi. I'd run the hdmi directly to the projector from directv, but also run composite audio cables (red and white sometimes black) from directv to reciever for the sound. If the source is dvd not blu-ray I'd run an s-video cable to projector and send the sound... » Read More I need more info. but I'll try. HDMI is the way to go. Source (what you want to watch) fed to reciever then to projector. Directv should have hdmi, but if its component your issue is that this projector doesn't have component video jacks. And you would have to use rca composite for connection. If it does, but receiver does not support hdmi. I'd run the hdmi directly to the projector from directv, but also run composite audio cables (red and white sometimes black) from directv to reciever for the sound. If the source is dvd not blu-ray I'd run an s-video cable to projector and send the sound from dvd player to receiver like direct with the rca composite cables. « Show Less
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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.
342735
YES, you can use either HDMI cable or standard RCA style cables. Both are provided in the box. (As well as a rather well designed Codura carry case). The instructions say that the RCA jacks are preferable when using a sound system separate form the TV and the HDMI is used when connecting directly to the TV itself. I'm using the HDMI directly to the TV and it works GREAT! Kids love it but they are driving me crazy with the 2100+ songs included!
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if you TV has HDMI, I recommend you use an HDMI cable :)I use this converter to use a projector.:)
2132703
You need the Apple HDMI display cable. This projector works fine for me at a throw of about 10 feet.
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.
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It shouldn't matter what your using its a plug and play ready projector so it can use hdmi, vga, and a/v cables.
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You will need an cable with RCA connector to hook this up. I have had mine in use for several months now - it works very well.
1119653
Primarily you need a cable to connect to your computer. HDMI or USB etc. These cables should cost between $10-$15. You can look at the back of the projector to see the different cable types it uses. You can even use a flash drive for your source.
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I use the projector with my computer but as long as you have a video out, you can use it with any device with the right wiring i.e HDMI and may be a converter for the cable. That''s from VGA to HDMI.
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It has HDMI input, so anything that can supply an HDMI signal will work. Its speakers aren't the greatest, however. I have all my video and audio equipment going through an amplifier/receiver system first, then the HDMI signal goes from that to the projector.
739892
No. I have a single HDMI cable connected from the projector to my receiver.
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It depends upon what you want to display via the projector. What is your video/audio out? You that port and get an appropriate adapter. I returned mind because the color was terrible. But I think there were several input ports I was using HDMI. I think it had s video and RCA also, but I'm not sure. Check the specs online to see what input ports it has.
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You may hook your projector up via HDMI if you have an HDMI input on it or simply use it as a monitor for which RCA outputs are provided. The receiver drives your speakers directly through speaker wires. HDMI audio output is really only used when the receiver is turned off and your projector cannot use HDMI audio anyway if I understand you correctly. Hope this helps.