You can watch Netflix on a projector, but you'll need some help to do it.

 

"Watching Netflix on a projector" is an article about how to watch Netflix on a projector. It give tips on how to do that and what you need for that. 

 

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The first tip is about the best way to connect your laptop or phone with the projector if it does not support HDMI input. Second tip is where you can find remote control apps like YouTube TV Remote for Android & iPhone,

 

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which will make easier controlling your media player from distance without interrupting the video  Peel Smart Remote (TV & Streaming) for Android & iPhone or XMBC Home Theater (Free), 

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playback every time when switching between different menus or apps. Last one is about the different ways to get the Netflix video in your projector.

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The first thing you need is a projector and second device to watch Netflix or other media on it.

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 If your projector does not support HDMI input you can use a TV (either cable or satellite) connected with your laptop or phone with an HDMI connector and set it up to output through HDMI "Extention Output". 

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If you do not have an HDMI connector on your TV, but still want to watch Netflix or other media on it, you can use a single cable to connect your TV with laptop or phone input instead. You can buy it in an electronics store and will cost you less than $20.

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 If you don't want to spend that much money, you can also use a micro USB port to USB adapter connected with male-to-female HDMI connector and set it up as "Extention Output". Now that your TV is setup,

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 the only thing left is getting the video (Netflix in this case) from remote computer with Internet to your TV without interrupting the playback every time when switching between different menus or apps.

 

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The second thing you will need is a remote control app such as YouTube TV Remote for Android & iPhone, Peel Smart Remote (TV & Streaming) for Android & iPhone or XMBC Home Theater (Free), 

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which will make easier controlling your media player from distance without interrupting the video playback every time when switching between different menus or apps. 

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The best way to get your video from Netflix remote computer to your TV is through the MU-MIMO Wi-Fi feature of your router and mobile device. If you don't have MU-MIMO Wi-Fi feature on your router you can use a powerline Ethernet adapter that will work similarly to the MU-MIMO Wi-Fi feature.

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The last thing you will need is a Netflix plan to watch Netflix on a projector. You can start with Free Trial and later upgrade it to any of the Basic or Premium plans.

 

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Now that you have a projector, TV (or another HDMI compatible screen), remote control app,

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 Smartphone or laptop with Internet and Netflix plan all set up it's time to actually watch your media on your big screen TV (or other compatible screen).

 

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