Enjoy immersive 3D action when you watch films and play games using this Epson Home Cinema 2045 projector, which provides 1080p full HD resolution for crisp, clear picture. Miracast and Intel® WiDi support enable streaming from compatible devices.
A: I have the same exact projector and the same Vizio 5.1 (SB4051C) and it works fine and I get 5.1 always. I connect source-> sound bar -> hdmi wireless transmitter -> hdmi wireless receiver -> projector. This way the cables are avoided and I did not observe any lag, the A/V sync works near perfect. I even tried bluetooth to check the lag, but I found there was a lag if we connect the source to projector directly with a hdmi and use bluetooth as audio to sound bar. The sound bar has controls to delay the audio and I am not sure if we can delay video with any software or tools as video is ahead of sound in this case.
Q: Will this connect wirelessly to Mac?
A: If you connect an Apple TV to the projector using HDMI, it will allow you to use AirPlay to mirror your Mac and iOS devices wirelessly to the projector.
Q: Will it project 18' away using a 130" screen?
A: ProjectorCentral.com has a projector calculator to figure out throw distance for every projector on the market. I have my projector about 10 feet from the wall and our screen is 96" diagonal.
A: We have this projector mounted above our heads in our theater. We don't notice the fan when using ECO Mode. On normal mode the fan sounds like a computer fan when it gets loud. I work in IT and we have many projectors at work (college environment) and this one is one of the quietest I've dealt with while in ECO Mode. Note: ECO Mode makes a small difference in screen brightness and I would recommend using it all the time.
A: Yes it only has 2 screws and the lamps go for 80 bucks
A: All you have to do is go straight from the HDMI source into the stereo and bypass the projector. For example, have your BD/DVD player either plug into the receiver and then from the receiver to the projector. Or, most BD/DVD players have an optical output that you can plug straight into the receiver. Either way, I would think bypassing the projector is the way to go.
A: No, the projector is compatible with PC.