Will this interface w/a NON BT TV so I can use 2 sets of BT headphones?
200466
First of all, what is a NON BT TV? Never heard of the animal. All I can tell you is that the Brightech device works very well with a legacy receiver/amp and some Bose Acoustimas 5 speakers.
200467
You are talking to a 75 year-old degreed electrical engineer. Never heard of the NON Bluetooth TV designation, although I realize that we have one! If the TV is non-Bluetooth I don't see how the Brightech device will interface unless the TV has an analog input like my legacy stereo has. It really does work well.
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.
200469
I would highly doubt it. This device is a receiver, not a transmitter. Additionally, you can pair to multiple devices but only play music to this from one phone or transmitting device at a time.
2133021
Normally the transmitter connects with a TV using the supplied 3.5mm-to-RCA cable to the red & whhite AUDIO OUT jacks on back of TV. However, if your TV doesn't have an AUDIO OUT, then you can use the other supplied 3.5mm audio cable to connect to the TV's headphone jack. If your TV has neither, then this speaker system isn't for you.
1139536
Yes , but you should not use a dual tv receiver. I have found them harder to set up.
941465
No....you need a separate device called a Bluetooth splitter. The splitter will allow you to stream 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time Just in case you're interested, here you go:
69386
Yes but only to receive a signal from another BT device. NOT to send the TV sound to a wireless Speaker or headset.
54290
You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until you unhook the other headset from the charger. You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until... » Read More You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until you unhook the other headset from the charger. « Show Less
1011857
I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
1077531
You can plug in one set of head phones into each TV. If you want to plug in two sets of headphones into one TV, you would need to get a head phone splitter like this Belkin F8V234-WHT-APL Headphone Splitter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
1553272
You can either plug the unit into the "headphone" audio output jack. If that is not available, use an adapter cable ( female to match the plug on the BT unit to 2 RCA Phono male connectors) Ti the audio out female jacks onthe TV.
1486492
I'm not familiar with that particular interface so I'm not sure. The only audio outputs on that Line 6 unit are two mono 1/4" outputs (two for stereo) and a stereo 1/8" headphone output.
1424858
No, it accepts BT input, it doesn't transmit BT. You want a BT transmitter.
453462
This is a receiver. This will take a source like your BT enabled phone or tablet and connect to an audio input. I use this in my car that has an auxiliary input as a way to connect my iPhone to it via BT. I think you are looking for something that transmits from your TV to your BT headphones, which is something more like this: Aukey Wireless Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Adapter Dongle with A2DP and aptX Low Latency Technology (BT-C1, Black)
1866379
Yes. My set has two computers feeding a mixer then this selects between two head phones For the mixer to output on.
980627
Dear Parnavaz,Thank you for your question regarding our BTH410 Hi-Fi Bluetooth Stereo Headphones. The BTH410 headphones will pair with any smart TV that supports Bluetooth audio. Please verify that your TV support standard A2DP Bluetooth audio.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
2170528
You will only need to pair it once. I have mine paired with the tv and bt earphones. I can turn both the tv and the earphones off and the will re pair once I turn them back on. You should have no problem with yours.
288418
You should be able to plug into both without issue... unless your audio interface doesn't have XLR input output on it.
2002021
Nope. Good try. Call Mixrosoft and see if you can get 1 transmitter for both.