I have a projector setup with the audio connected to a beam using a HDMI cable - works well. However I now need to hide the cables...
Before I resort to abusing my walls (the house is very old) I was hoping someone would have a solution to a more wireless option? I've tried a "wirelesstv2" however that didnt work.
Would a sonos amp wired up to the projector and then grouped with the beam work? Would it introduce too much delay?
Any other bright ideas...?
Thanks in advance,
Iain
No, a Sonos Amp wired to the projector and then grouped with the Beam wouldn't work.
I would have thought a lot of people would have similar issues, i guess will have to just run the wire...
https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/the-best-wireless-hdmi-video-transmitter/
So, I want to achieve the same, but I don't have any Sonos product yet until I can confirm it works.
I was thinking on having an Apple TV connected via HDMI to the Projector + audio output via Airplay 2 to a Sonos device (this way: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202809#appletv )
Have anyone tested this? Will this work without delay between picture and sound?
Hello.
So, I want to achieve the same, but I don't have any Sonos product yet until I can confirm it works.
I was thinking on having an Apple TV connected via HDMI to the Projector + audio output via Airplay 2 to a Sonos device (this way: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202809#appletv )
Have anyone tested this? Will this work without delay between picture and sound?
I actually have a very similar setup -
Apple TV 4k in the ceiling connected HDMI to Epson PowerLite 1795F projector.
Two Sonos:One speakers grouped together.
Apple TV streaming audio output to the Sonos group.
No delay - works great
BUT some apps don’t support this well. E.g. Sling doesn’t support this at all
.Youtube requires some fidgeting and sometimes goes back to HDMI out instead of Airplay
BTW Apple people say only HomePod is supported for airplay audio out which sounds like classic CYA to me…
I’m considering adding a Beam, moving the Apple TV next to it, splitting the HDMI so audio goes to Apple TV and Video goes to projector, and using a wireless HDMI extender, to make this a more robust setup that always works (plus has a Beam...)
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