Good day

I would like to buy a beamer where I can connect 2 headphones. As the projector is mainly used in the terrace, we cannot install a soundbar. The sources are a Tv Box (Z4+), Apple TV and Mac Book. All are usually connected via HDMI cable. When I connect ordinary headphones with cables via 3.5 mm jack to the audio out output, the sound output sounds terrible. Probably because it is mono.

I finally tried it with wireless speakers. It definitely sounds better, but I think I only get mono audio there too.

What options do I have to get minimal stereo or Dolby Soround.
My Z4+ has a Tos optical cable.

Would I need to buy one of those adapters that has multiple HDMI ports and tos optical output?

The headphones I have chosen are Panasonic RP Wf 830We -K. Or are the headphones also decisive?

Merci

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Good day

I would like to buy a beamer where I can connect 2 headphones. As the projector is mainly used in the terrace, we cannot install a soundbar. The sources are a Tv Box (Z4+), Apple TV and Mac Book. All are usually connected via HDMI cable. When I connect ordinary headphones with cables via 3.5 mm jack to the audio out output, the sound output sounds terrible. Probably because it is mono.

I finally tried it with wireless speakers. It definitely sounds better, but I think I only get mono audio there too.

What options do I have to get minimal stereo or Dolby Soround. 
My Z4+ has a Tos optical cable.

Would I need to buy one of those adapters that has multiple HDMI ports and tos optical output?

The headphones I have chosen are Panasonic RP Wf 830We -K. Or are the headphones also decisive?

Merci

Answer

I'm not really an expert... but before we put audio on HomePod, the sound comes out of the beamer and that's really bad... so why not lock the headphones directly to MB or AppleTV? That's also where I would plug in a stereo....

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