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I tried two: one from Radio Shack which cost a fortune and a cheap one from an seller. I solved the problem with an HDMI splitter box. Here is a link to a description: http /Here is a belated response to DCA - gasman. In case other people are looking, the model number was 1500474, and it ran $60. The expensive one from RS did the trick, though, so I kept it. Unfortunately, the cheap one rendered everything in green. So switching default audio to the built-in speakers will do exactly the opposite of what I want in this case. But when I plug in my projector, which has no sound input, the computer stops outputting to HDMI at all in my case, and ouputs through the built-in computer speakers. I wanted (like the original poster, I think) to send HDMI out from a computer to a home theater system with a passthrough to my projector. This solution won't work, unless I'm misunderstanding. Try to move your projector closer to the router.Here is a belated response to DCA - gasman. Your projector connects to the Wi-Fi network but the streaming playback is slow/stutters/buffers, etc.If using a notebook PC, ensure it has been switched to projector display.

If using a computer or laptop, test your projector with another computer or laptop to see if the problem follows other display.Some adapters, such as HMDI to VGA adapter, can cause total signal loss and may not properly convert the signal.Ensure the resolution is set at the native setting.Using a different input will help determine if the issue is isolated to a certain video port or input Connect your projector using a different signal input.Check the power cable to ensure your projector is getting power.