H henrylr Audiophyte Jan 16, 2013 8 0 1 Aug 23, 2021 #1 Hi, Can the Mitsubishi HC3000 operate using a wireless HDMI signal from an OPPO BD-95? Thanks henrylr
Hi, Can the Mitsubishi HC3000 operate using a wireless HDMI signal from an OPPO BD-95? Thanks henrylr
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,872 0 113 Oakridge, OR Aug 23, 2021 #2 With some sort of wireless hdmi transmitter/receiver you have? That old projector barely has hdmi let alone wireless anything....the Oppo probably can use DLNA, tho.
With some sort of wireless hdmi transmitter/receiver you have? That old projector barely has hdmi let alone wireless anything....the Oppo probably can use DLNA, tho.
T Trebdp83 Audioholic Spartan Oct 27, 2009 5,805 0 36 Aug 23, 2021 #3 Could be tricky getting a wireless transmitter to work with an older 720p projector but there are transmitters o’ plenty out there. 10 Best Hdmi Wireless Transmitters 2026 in the US | There's One Clear Winner | BestReviews.guide BestReviews.guide analyzes thousands of articles and customer reviews to find the top-rated products at today's lowest prices. Best products, best offers. www.bestreviews.guide
Could be tricky getting a wireless transmitter to work with an older 720p projector but there are transmitters o’ plenty out there. 10 Best Hdmi Wireless Transmitters 2026 in the US | There's One Clear Winner | BestReviews.guide BestReviews.guide analyzes thousands of articles and customer reviews to find the top-rated products at today's lowest prices. Best products, best offers. www.bestreviews.guide
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Sep 16, 2004 8,803 0 113 Aug 24, 2021 #4 Or, just run a wire... Because you should ALWAYS just run a wire. Always. Reactions: panteragstk
H henrylr Audiophyte Jan 16, 2013 8 0 1 Aug 24, 2021 #5 Thanks for the reply. I use an OPPO AK093 Wireless Wifi Adapter USB device plugged into my OPPO BD-95 to receive movies streaming on my computer. The BD-95 is connected via a cable to the HC3000 and the movie can be projected for viewing. Does a similar device exist, that can be plugged into the HC3000, to eliminate the cable?
Thanks for the reply. I use an OPPO AK093 Wireless Wifi Adapter USB device plugged into my OPPO BD-95 to receive movies streaming on my computer. The BD-95 is connected via a cable to the HC3000 and the movie can be projected for viewing. Does a similar device exist, that can be plugged into the HC3000, to eliminate the cable?
H henrylr Audiophyte Jan 16, 2013 8 0 1 Aug 25, 2021 #6 Does anyone know if the USB connection, on the back of the HC3000, can be used as a power source, for instance, to charge a camera battery? Thanks, Henry Rancourt
Does anyone know if the USB connection, on the back of the HC3000, can be used as a power source, for instance, to charge a camera battery? Thanks, Henry Rancourt
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Sep 16, 2004 8,803 0 113 Aug 27, 2021 #7 henrylr said: Does anyone know if the USB connection, on the back of the HC3000, can be used as a power source, for instance, to charge a camera battery? Click to expand... From the manual, it appears that the connection is a USB Type-B connection and that means it doesn't provide power and is not for the same purpose that most USB ports are used for on projectors and displays today. No power. You won't really find power cables with a usb-b end on them as it is. Usually, the connector on the end of any USB power cable is a USB-A (rectangle) style. The USB connection on the HC3000 is designed for a service connection to a computer. Likely for software and firmware updates from a service center with specialty software. https://www.projectorcentral.com/pdf/projector_manual_3026.pdf
henrylr said: Does anyone know if the USB connection, on the back of the HC3000, can be used as a power source, for instance, to charge a camera battery? Click to expand... From the manual, it appears that the connection is a USB Type-B connection and that means it doesn't provide power and is not for the same purpose that most USB ports are used for on projectors and displays today. No power. You won't really find power cables with a usb-b end on them as it is. Usually, the connector on the end of any USB power cable is a USB-A (rectangle) style. The USB connection on the HC3000 is designed for a service connection to a computer. Likely for software and firmware updates from a service center with specialty software. https://www.projectorcentral.com/pdf/projector_manual_3026.pdf
