i have a ps4, bluray player and a projector. the bluray player and projector have only one output and input slot respectively.

[pruthvilsoni]

i have a ps4, bluray player and a projector. the bluray player and projector have only one output and input slot respectively. i want to connect my ps4 so that i can get sound via home theatre system and video via projector. how do i do this? help appreciated! thanks in advance

 

[kanewolf]

You need an HDMI Switch.

 

[pruthvilsoni]

You need an HDMI Switch.

I have a hdmi switcher(3input 1output) and a hdmi splitter (1input and 4 output). I think i ll need more inputs for splitter because both bluray player and ps4 have output slots and the splitter has only one input slot. What should i do?

 

[pruthvilsoni]

You need an HDMI Switch.

I have a hdmi switcher(3input 1output) and a hdmi splitter (1input and 4 output). I think i ll need more inputs for splitter because both bluray player and ps4 have output slots and the splitter has only one input slot. What should i do?

 

[Mark - Luxcine Projector]

We need to connect blue-ray player out and ps4 out to projector and connect projector sound out to home theater system.

Now if your projector has two HDMI, then everything can go smooth, if not then you need to have HDMI splitter as kanewolf suggested. Blue-ray and ps4 hdmi can connect to splitter and then splitter to projector hdmi and from projector's sound out it can be connected to your home theater.

If this doesn't work, then I request you to share port panel images of your blueray player, ps4, projector and home theater.

 

[SkyBill40]

What is the make/model of your receiver? If you have a home theater receiver that has HDMI switching and signal pass through, you should have no issues hooking up whatever you have to the receiver and then using one HDMI cable from the receiver to the projector. As follows:

PS4 output > receiver input GAME (or whatever you name it on the receiver)
BD player output > receiver input Blu Ray
Receiver output > projector input

The only signal your projector should receive is video unless the projector itself is designed to play sound. If that's so, disable it and let the receiver do its job. If, however, your home theater receiver does not have the capability to stream out, then you're going to have to do something like the following:

PS4 out > HDMI switch input
BD out > HDMI switch input
HDMI switch out > projector input
Projector output > receiver input

Lastly, and perhaps the biggest and most relevant yet confusing question here is, why are you using a BD player when your PS4 has one built in? Adding in the BD player is only complicating your setup.

 

[baoshijiw]

well done, I request you to share port panel images of your blueray player, ps4, projector and home theater.