Lightning to hdmi with separate audio to speaker ?

I have an iPhone five that I'm trying to hook up to a projector as well as the speaker using the lightning toHDMI connector. While using Bluetooth or the headphone jack I still don't get audio out of the speaker does anyone know how to accomplish this

BSteely,
Thanks, I learned something.
I also know that HDTV support and DVI-to-HDMI support just plainly blow chunks under Linux. The issue,if I understand things properly, has to do with licensing fees more than anything else. You can find my trials of trying to get a DVI to HDMI to work under the english forums at www.ubuntu.com . Do a search for HDMI, you will find my rather lengthy postings.
Then I pulled over to XP and have had issues with the 1080i mode being way too interlaced (the dang screen shakes likes my grandma).
With the Mac, it just plainly worked on the 1080i without visible shaking. I dunno how they did it, but hey it worked. If you are serious about a media hub, I am begining to think that the mini is the way to go. The only issue that I am seeing at the moment is the lack of either a Blu-Ray or HD-DVD version of the Mac mini. I think that Apple is behind the HD-DVD variation.
The other portion that I am trying to research out is a good HDTV adapter for the Mac. I don't think there is one. Although this is not a big issue for me, as I only do DVDs and not TV of any sort.
Thanks,
Sean Patzer, MCSE.

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