Can I connect this to my TV's audio out and broadcast to a Bluetooth speaker?
190186
Depends on the TV output. If your audio output is a mini (1/8" or sometimes called a "headphone jack" ), then 'yes'. If its an RCA connector (usually comes in a pair of jacks with a red and white) then most likely you'll need an adapter - 1/8" mini (female) to RCA (male) adapter - 2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch
190187
I have used this device to connect it to a bluetooth headset (three different models/brands). Never to a bluetooth speaker...
190188
Yes, that is exactly how we use it. The audio will not be perfectly in sync with the audio from the TV, so we find this setup works best when the volume on the TV is low, for someone close to the set (e.g. on a couch), and the speaker is across the room (e.g. in the kitchen).
1700623
Not directly. You need an adapter plug, that allows you to run speaker wire from the speaker, to a receiver. Then to the TV.
175618
Yes with rca cables or if your tv has bluetooth I have it hooked up woth rca cables to my direct tv box
1693221
I don't think this was designed to work with TV's but rather portable "Bluetooth" devices. If you are looking to attach an external speaker to your TV you should look into purchasing a Sound Bar. Amazon sells many varieties on their website.
1980448
As long as your television has a bluetooth it will connect. Just make sure that the speaker isn't too far away, the signal has a hard time when there is a wall in the way. You would need to make sure that there is a kind of line of sight for it to work correctly.
1620469
There are stereo Bluetooth adapters that plug into headphone jacks of TVs see if that is an option. You need something that does not require loading drivers to the TV. Unless the TV will load and maintain the driver.
1750360
No, you need a bluetooth transmitter, this one is a receiver so it wont work but if you have a sound system you may be better off going wired I'm not sure what your trying to accomplish. If you want to listen to the tv thru your soundsystem using bluetooth i suggest you try to find one that is specificly a transmitter there are several here on Amozon i got this one Bluetooth 3.0 Bluetoth Audia Dongle for iPhone, iPad, Hifi iPod, TVby Lemon and it works for me it may be out of stock but their others that are similar just be sure it a transmitter
561928
no you can`t connect this to any tv you need a reciver or sounround amplifer system , but i will recomend you not to buy this brand speaker they only last a year this the worse speaker ever amazon should take this speaker out of the market , or pyle it company it self, buy a different brand
668689
I really don´t know, but I guess that if the TV device has bluetooth it might be posible to connect it wirelessly to the speakers
2000327
you might be able to plug it into your tv with a xlr to rca patch cable and if you have a mixer board you can use the rca audio output on it to do this
1589973
Sure AC, no worries. There are bluetooth adapters that you can buy that will allow you to connect your tv to a separate speaker. Just do a Google search for 'bluetooth speaker adapter' for tv. Hope that helps.
2177856
Disclaimer: I have not connected a bluetooth-capable TV to the system. When you do connect the speakers via bluetooth, you can still control the incoming volume of the source device. In this case, it will depend on what controls are available on the TV when sharing a bluetooth connection. In contrast, it is possible that the TV bluetooth connection operates like a simple "Audio Out" where the "output volume level" may be controlled via the TV settings.
155107
Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
200468
This device is a Bluetooth receiver, so you can use it to stream audio from a BT device (phone, tablet) through your legacy stereo speakers or TV speakers (assuming the TV has some sort of "audio in" jack), but you cannot use it to stream from the TV to Bluetooth headphones.
1849194
If the TV has audio out, you can connect it to this amplifier which in turn can drive a set of speakers, controlled by the volume control on this amplifier. It might take some additional cabling to match the audio out on the TV to the audio on this amplifier. I had to convert the two RCA jacks to a 9mm jack so I could use an iPad a the music source.
626686
You cannot. They need Bluetooth to run wirelessly. There is a speaker that is a bit larger that will do what you wanted to do with minimal effort and hook-up. On Amazon, check out: Acoustic Research Portable Wireless Outdoor Speaker (AWS53S) This is a wireless speaker that you could hook up to the TV. If the TV has a headphone jack, you should be able to plug the transmitter directly in. If not it may have stereo out hook-ups, if so, use the following adaptor and hook the transmitter up to that: C2G / Cables to Go 40424 Stereo F/M RCA YCable (6Inch, Black) I have used a similar speaker in the past and I have seen these in stores (Bed, Bath and Beyond) and they seem to work well. Thanks, Rog
1137182
Can't tell from pictures and the info on your TV whether it has any kind of outputs (RCA or headphone out). If your sound currently gets to your TV through HDMI, you'll need some kind of output from the TV, unless the source (Bluray, cable box etc) has audio outputs separate from HDMI. In the latter case, you can just use a mini stereo or aux cable and run it to the sound bar. It also accepts Bluetooth, if you have a PC, phone, or tablet that has Bluetooth you can pair it.