Can the Onkyo HT-S9400THX 7.1-Channel Network output work in an Epson Home Cinema 8350 projector?
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As far as I can tell from reviews and Mfcr specs, the Ethernet connection is an input only hookup. If you're relying on something to feed your projector, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.
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Yes it can. That is exactly what I am using it with. My room Demi sons are 22feet by 13 and it sounds great.
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I have mine running though my Onkyo TX-SR705, which to my knowledge utilizes the HDCP handshake and never had any issues whatsoever. I get full 1080p video output as well as full high def audio without fail.
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Onkyo has a support website with user manuals available by model number: www.onkyousa.com/support I used the advanced manual for the TX-NR535. In the contents, look up Advanced Settings, Section 12, Network Setup. Basically, when using an HDMI connection and onscreen display (factory defaults), use the remote to select RCV, scroll to Setup, press enter, scroll to Network Setup, press enter, scroll to WiFi, select enter, then finally select WiFi to OFF and select enter. Now connect an Ethernet cable to the rear of the receiver and allow it to find your network. Good luck!
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Well, I don't know. Here is what is printed on the cable: Hi Speed HDMI cable with ethernet E321464 AWM Style 20276 80(degrees)C 30V VM-1 It works sending from a DISH Hopper to an Epson projector, as it does for a 5 year told Mac Mini. It does NOT work with an HDMI switch and splitter in-line tho. I got lazy and didn't debug that, I just re-cable the 10 times a year I need to.
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If the projector really is a 3D projector, you must switch it into SBS mode. Any 3D projector capable of SBS mode should work fine.
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once you have the basic connect as input video ( yellow cable) and audio ( red and white) for audio on the projector that should work fine for you , unless the projector need some unique setting/features
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I'm not sure about that particular brand but if it has dlp link then this is a universal for active dlp link. Usually has a dongle attached for dlp unless its built into the actual projector.
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The gain is 1.1 and as far as the question of the Epson LCD projector, I use mine with Epson 730 HD and the results were pretty impressive. I own the 100 , 120 and the 144 models of these screens
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I have a dish network receiver plugged into a new Onkyo 1010 receiver via an HDMI cable then the HDMI out from the receiver goes into the Darbee then out to a Panasonic AE-8000u projector. According to what I've read, the Darbee should be as close as possible to the projector or tv. I can't get it closer because of how I have the projector mounted but it works well. It just sharpens the picture enough on a 100" screen.
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It could depending on what connections your projector has. The output on this is just the normal rca (red, white and yellow)
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I have XMBC (frodo build) installed on my EB1503 (as I use the box as a media server) it has no problems with any of the HD audio associated with video codecs (DTS & Dolby TrueHD). I've never tried streaming from an online source (as I only have DSL). My audio/video goes over HDMI to my Onkyo TX-NR608. My experience would say that it is your decoding software having problems, not the EB1503 hardware.
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Would recommend using receiver to power speakers not sure if the can be connected to your projector
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I would suggest checking with Onkyo Tech Support. Hope that helps! Good luck!
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It should work. This dongle makes you download a small app on your local computer (Mac and PC compatible) that allows you to connect to the projector. Make sure you have access to power supply around the projector for the dongle.
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Hi, are you using USB directly on the projector? If so, it should work fine. Cheers.
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If your projector has a normal HDMI input like mine does it works just fine.
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Yes. DLP Link works out of the box without any emitters. http://www.dlp.com/projector/dlp-innovations/dlp-link.aspx