There are a few different ways to get sound from a projector to speakers, depending on the type of projector and speakers you have. Here are some options:
HDMI or Audio Cable: If your projector has an HDMI output or an audio output, you can connect it directly to your speakers using an HDMI cable or an audio cable. Simply connect one end of the cable to the projector's output and the other end to the speakers' input.
Audio Out: Many projectors have an audio output that can be used to connect external speakers. If your projector has an audio out port, you can connect it to your speakers using an audio cable.
Bluetooth: Some projectors have built-in Bluetooth connectivity that allows you to connect to Bluetooth-enabled speakers. Check your projector's manual to see if it supports Bluetooth and how to connect to it.
Audio Receiver: If you have a home theater system with an audio receiver, you can connect your projector to the receiver using an HDMI cable or an audio cable. The receiver will then output the sound to your speakers.
Wireless Audio Transmitter: If your projector doesn't have built-in Bluetooth or other wireless connectivity, you can use a wireless audio transmitter. Simply connect the transmitter to the projector's audio output and pair it with your wireless speakers.
Whichever method you choose, be sure to check your projector's manual for instructions on how to set up the audio output and adjust the settings to ensure that the sound is coming from the speakers instead of the projector's built-in speakers.