The receiver HDMI output connects to the projector, No additional 5.1 audio connection needed.Īll surround processing is done in the receiver which is superior to using the 5.1 output in which the PC does that. The usual connection path would be all sources connect to the receiver HDMI inputs, which carries video and audio. 1 bass channel is handled by a self powered subwoofer. They all have at least 5 channels of power. If I use a laptop, then I could just carry my laptop from my office to the basement to connect HDMI cable to the receiver and that will be all.Īn AV receiver will have multiple HDMI Inputs so connecting any laptop and other sources is no problem. it seems like most people are just going with the laptop-receiver-HDTV/surround sound way. Would this set-up work? I don't see this particular set up talked about much on the internet. What should the resolution be (in order to play blu-ray disc quality at least)? I could just use VNC to show my phone from PC/Laptop. Which would be better? This would simply be for the purpose of casting something on my phone onto the projector screen and listening to the surround sound system.
This could have the chromecast connected to it (in which case an additional HDMI input would be required, and a USB port to power it) instead of having it connected to the PC/Laptop I guess. (2) is the home theatre receiver or AV receiver (synonyms I guess?) with at least 1 HDMI input, 1 HDMI output, amplfied 5.1ch audio output. (1) is either a laptop/PC which will either have blu-ray disc player built-in or an external player connected through usb 3.0.
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