
The matrix features the main video output to connect to a display, such as a projector in this case. Whereas a TV handles both the video and audio feed simultaneously, in the case of a projector, you will need an external device for splitting the audio from the video, such as an HDMI Matrix Switch.Īn HDMI matrix switch is a standalone box that handles various incoming HDMI video sources and allows you to swap between them.
Unlike a TV that receives video and audio in one feed from your streaming service or media player, a projector solely focuses on displaying video. This advice carries weight for both Sonos systems and other surround sound setups.
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How to connect a projector to a surround sound receiver or soundbar
✓ HDMI cables (1x cable comes supplied with both the Arc and Beam). ✓ HDMI video sources, such as Blu-ray player, Firestick or set-top box. ✓ A Sonos soundbar, such as the Arc or Beam. This section shows how each of Sonos' latest soundbars can make the perfect speakers for projectors, for which you'll need the following components: How to Connect the Sonos Playbar & Sonos Playbase to a Projector. How to Connect the Sonos Amp to a Projector. Enjoying Dolby Atmos with a Projector and Sonos Arc. How to Connect a Projector to the Sonos Arc & Sonos Beam. But is it possible to connect a projector to a soundbar? And if so, what’s the best soundbar for projector use?ĭespite what the naysayers may tell you, it is possible to enjoy a Sonos soundbar with a projector display, and in this guide, we show you how. Whether bringing clarity to tense dialogue, scattering a ricochet of bullets across the room, or delivering justice to a soundtrack's anthemic score, there is a Sonos TV speaker for everyone to enjoy.Īnd if you choose either the Sonos Arc or Sonos Beam, connecting to a TV and upgrading its sound has never been easier. Enjoying your Projector and Sonos TV speaker with an HDMI Matrix