is this possible? I currently have the Dell (plugged in for power) connected to my laptop via a VGA cable and connected to my stereo via the 3.5 jack and the red/white audio cables. It is very messy and i was wondering whether i can get a wireless dongle to plug into the Dell and a wireless speaker and make everything connect to my wireless network/router?
Making a Dell 2400MP Projector wireless
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https://www.google.co.uk/#q=wireless+vga+transmitter+for+projector
Seems a fair few on the search results. Not cheap though.
Here's a blog of someone doing I think exactly what you're after http://eiuitc.blogspot.co.uk/2014/0.../2014/03/convert-your-vga-projector-into.html
Seems a fair few on the search results. Not cheap though.
Here's a blog of someone doing I think exactly what you're after http://eiuitc.blogspot.co.uk/2014/0.../2014/03/convert-your-vga-projector-into.html
It's possible but for the money involved you would be better just buying a new projector with wifi built in.
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I doubt you can get the full range of functionality that you have with the direct wired connection through your router, or not without encountering some additional issues.
Screen mirroring (Miracast) bypasses the need to IP-ize the display and sound from your laptop which is a major headache (and cost) avoided. What it will introduce though is a time lag. This means that if you're using Miracast for picture but picking up the sound connection direct from your laptop to your stereo then there'll be an even more noticeable problem with lip sync.
Screen mirroring (Miracast) bypasses the need to IP-ize the display and sound from your laptop which is a major headache (and cost) avoided. What it will introduce though is a time lag. This means that if you're using Miracast for picture but picking up the sound connection direct from your laptop to your stereo then there'll be an even more noticeable problem with lip sync.
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