how to connect bluetooth speaker to rca projector

 

Bluetooth speaker-RCA projector is a combination of an old audio technology, and at the same time a new one. It uses Bluetooth to connect with your smartphone or tablet, but it still has the ancient RCA connector for good old traditional sound output.

 

 
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 This post will show you how to connect bluetooth speaker to RCA projector and enjoy wireless audio as well as digital projection in your home or office.

 

 
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The first step is knowing which Bluetooth speakers are compatible with your RCA projectors. There are some standalone units, but usually you would want a unit that's supported by an app on your smartphone or tablet - so those will be easier to find out about. In general, it's best to go with a unit that has a strong battery life and is easy to use.

 

 
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Now let's look at how you can connect Bluetooth speaker to RCA projector. For you who don't know, had you just turn on your RCA projector, the old fashioned HDMI audio output will switch on automatically, but this is only good for analog sound output. 

 

 
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To achieve high quality wireless audio and digital projection, it needs its own dedicated sound card (or processor) device. But here's the good news - there are many units that support both HDMI and RCA audio outputs. The one we're going to look at is the [easyazon_link identifier="B0082OCWPO" locale="US" tag="discodesa-20"]Naxa/2.1 Channel Bluetooth Soundbar Speaker[/easyazon_link], as it's been designed with both RCA and 3.5mm audio ports, and you can use your speaker(s) of choice instead of the built-in speaker (the speaker is surprisingly good for such a cheap unit anyway). 

 

 
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This unit is also very cost effective - it's normally priced at $64.95, but you can buy it at Amazon on sale right now for only $53.99 including shipping ($5 off) -

 

 
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Next, we need to download and install the Naxa sound bar app on your RCA projector.

 

 
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 The app for RCA projectors is called "Naxa Soundbar" (you can find it by searching for "Naxa Soundbar"), and Google Play or Apple App store are your best bet. 

 

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The app will do everything from installing the sound card device (which can be automatically done by just pressing a button when it's connected through Bluetooth), to monitoring system performance, and setting up music playback profiles.

 

 
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 The app itself has a very good user interface and it's easy to use.

 

 

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You'll also want to download the music player app on your

RCA projector - this is because we're going to add music from your smartphone/tablet directly into it so that you can take advantage of the wireless playback via Bluetooth speaker (you don't have to use the Naxa app if you don't like it though).

The best music player app for RCA projectors is called "Pandora" (you can find it by searching for "Pandora"), and Google Play or Apple App store are your best bet.

Set up your Pandora account before you download the app and all that is required to start using Pandora, so you can enjoy premium wireless audio while also taking advantage of your projectors' versatility.And we're pretty much done with the setup.

The only thing we need to do now is connect our Bluetooth speaker to RCA projector - for this there are various ways, depending on the tools you have.

 For those with a smartphone, here's a simple tip - when you want to connect bluetooth speaker to rca projector, simply turn on your RCA projector and launch its music player (Pandora or Naxa Soundbar).