A:Answeryes! We use our fire stick to watch movies and shows on the projector and it works perfectly. You can also use the included usb cable that powers the fire stick. Plug the usb into the 5v usb input and the micro end into the fire stick and boom! 1 less cable. I have mine about 20 ft away. Just need to adjust the screen size accordingly. It projects the whole screen at 120in but i had to set it to a smaller aspect ratio but the picture quality is still great.
A:AnswerI bought an Aluratek - Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter from Best Buy. It’s very small, and works perfectly to connect with my Bluetooth soundbar. We use ours for football games and movies, and the sound is always in sync with the video. MUCH easier than running wires!
A:AnswerNo it's not Bluetooth, but you can buy a Bluetooth audio transmitter to make it Bluetooth. I bought a Aluratek brand for 30 dollars plugged it up into the 3 5mm aux input or headphone input , pair it with your soeakers, & Bam now a Bluetooth Projector. Also works with any non Bluetooth device
A:AnswerSorry, we don't sell the lamp separately. If there is anything wrong with your lamp, please reach out to our support at support@ivankyo.com to ask for help.
A:AnswerIt is an LED that should last longer than these have been being sold for. If the screen is "browned out" in a blotch over the image, taking the projector apart and cleaning everything will help, as might playing 10 hours of a YouTube "Burnt Pixel Fix" video through it. If the light source actually was burnt out, there would be no image at all.
A:AnswerTo be honest I don't know how the projector speakers sound. I use my projector in my out door theatre and have always used a 5.1 surround sound receiver and speakers to enjoy my movies. Any more why go to the trouble of using a projector to enhance the visual experience of a movie just To settle for less than mediocre(imo) sound. The soundtracks of movies, these days , are recorded in such a way that without the full setup up of at the minimum 5.1, you miss out on half the movie experience. You don't have to go full imax with your home theatre but don't cheat yourself by settling to listen to your movie on the projector speakers. No matter how good or not that they might be. Your not buying the projector for its sound quality but the picture quality. And this projector has impressed me with the picture quality on a 19'×11' screen battling the street light in front of the hous e next door. It is worth the price. I know this really didn't answer your question; but i hope it helps.
A:AnswerIf the DVD player has HDMI out, just plug the HDMI cable from it into an HDMI input on the protector. If DVD player uses the composit (yellow for analog video) + red and white output, (for left and right audio) then connect the yrw cable from the DVD player to the included yrw to AV adapter and plug the headphone lookin end into the AV port on the back of the projector. Either way, make sure to change the input on the projector's menue to HDMI or AV, and have both devices powered on.
A:AnswerAs long as you're using an HDMI cord, everything should work fine. I use it for my Xbox One You can have sound come through the projector or mute and use your normal headset that's connected to your Xbox already. I recommend using it for single player games, watching movies, and listening to music. If you want to play multiplayer games, don't expect to be able to perform your best. I haven't tried it on the Xbox Series X|S
