Avoid spaghetti-wiring or octopus-connecting these devices together. When daisy-chaining adapters or splitters or switchers to your projector in order to establish a solid Bose Soundbar link to a particular projector, the more adapters are involved the less viable the whole thing ends up being. Trying to find ways to split the video and audio from each other via HDMI splitter or A/V receiver is a potential solution but the simpler the better. If this can’t be an option, it’s best to search for an alternative projector. In particular, try to find one with an optical output. It might be Blu-Ray, an online streaming stick, or a cable box. In such instances, it’s best to connect the soundbar directly to the source device instead of the display device. Others, like Epson 3LCD 1060, only have HDMI alone (not ARC). The problem or hassle comes from incompatible projectors.Ĭertain projectors only have VGA or A/V connections available. The Bose Soundbar is designed to connect to projectors, HDTVs, monitors, and other modern displays with an optical connection (TOSLINK) or HDMI (High Definition Media Interface) ARC (Audio Return Channel) as the audio output available.
CONNECTING SOUNDAR TO NON ARC PROJECTOR HOW TO
You may also like: How to Connect Bluetooth Soundbar to Projector How to Connect Bose Soundbar to Projector With that said, how does one connect your Bose soundbar to your projector? Does it work with an HDMI cable, optical or TOSLINK cable, or with Bluetooth? What’s the deal with it? In fact, it’s one of the higher quality speakers out there. The Bose soundbar is one of many soundbar types available that allow you to listen to whatever movie, TV show, music video, or Internet streaming video you wish to watch at the comfort of your own personal home theater.
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