Projector plays no sound, or won’t open the file?

Budget projectors have weak media players. Pick yours — HY300, HY320, Wanbo, Yaber, Xgimi, YG300 — and convert to what it actually handles.

Your files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

1 Your TV, box or projector

Not on the list? Paste the “supported formats” table from the manual

2 Your videos

Drop videos or a whole folder here Series, films, home videos — any number, any size. .srt files with the same name are picked up as subtitles.

3 USB stick, sound and subtitles

Fit everything on a stick of Stick format Split files over 4 GB into parts instead of shrinking them Picture quality Tidy up: “Show/Season 01/Show S01E02”, safe file names

Audio language (first available wins) Sound Night mode: quiet dialogue louder, explosions softer Same loudness for every episode (EBU R128) Subtitles

4 Save to the stick or a folder

Long batch? Leave the tab open and visible — the screen is kept awake. If the tab is closed, open the page again and press “Continue”: finished files are skipped.

Typical limits

Magcubic HY300 / HY300 Pro (Allwinner H713): native 1280×720 — anything above 720p only wastes space; AAC/MP3 sound.
HY320, Wanbo T2 Max/T6, Yaber V6: 1080p panels, H.264/HEVC, AAC.
Mini LED projectors without Android (YG300, UNIC, Vankyo): 720p H.264, FAT32 only, MP3/AAC, MKV not always.
BenQ: their own FAQ — no sound means the audio codec isn’t supported; AC3/DTS play silent.

Converting to the panel’s resolution also makes files 2–4× smaller, so far more fits on the stick.

Questions

My projector says 4K support — should I keep 4K?

Most budget “4K-support” projectors accept a 4K file but show it on a 720p or 1080p panel. Converting to the native resolution looks the same and saves a lot of space.

Last updated: 2026-10-30