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If your DVD player and projector are compatible, sure. Connect your DVD video output to the video input on your projector, audio outputs to your amplifier. Are you playing a stereo amp? If so, connect your left/right outputs from the DVD to the amp, the amp to your speakers. When you set up the DVD player set it to PCM or 2 channel stereo settings, that way you won't loose the center channel track from the DVDs. Some older style DVD players don't have decoders, and so you need a digital processor to get sound, but most newer units don't need outboard decoders.
If your DVD player and projector are compatible, sure. Connect your DVD video output to the video input on your projector, audio outputs to your amplifier. Are you playing a stereo amp? If so, connect your left/right outputs from the DVD to the amp, the amp to your speakers. When you set up the DVD player set it to PCM or 2 channel stereo settings, that way you won't loose the center channel track from the DVDs. Some older style DVD players don't have decoders, and so you need a digital processor to get sound, but most newer units don't need outboard decoders.
How can I hook up my DVD player to a mobile projector?
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I have a regular home DVD player and I want to hook it up to a mobile projector. Will the projector require a certain type of connector?
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Check the projector to see what sort of inputs it has.
Most projectors will accept VGA, composite-video (standard A/V cable) and s-video (gives you a better picture than composite video.) Better projectors will also accept component video and even HDMI. Some better DVD players can also output VGA as well.
Check to see if the projector also has speakers - most of them don't. If your projector doesn't have speakers, you'll need to bring some along or use whatever is at the site. Computer speakers will work, but you will need to get a RCA-to-miniplug converter so you can make the connection. Radio Shack or other electronics stores sell these.
Check the projector to see what sort of inputs it has.
Most projectors will accept VGA, composite-video (standard A/V cable) and s-video (gives you a better picture than composite video.) Better projectors will also accept component video and even HDMI. Some better DVD players can also output VGA as well.
Check to see if the projector also has speakers - most of them don't. If your projector doesn't have speakers, you'll need to bring some along or use whatever is at the site. Computer speakers will work, but you will need to get a RCA-to-miniplug converter so you can make the connection. Radio Shack or other electronics stores sell these.
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