Will this work with an external DVD system? We have a system that we move between vehicles and wanted wireless headphone.
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They should work as long as your other setup relies on infrared for the connection.
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It works well with my wireless headphones. Should work well with wireless speakers.
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Yes, if you have an AUX jack in your car. there are a series of ports on the side of the DVD players - ac/dc power in, power out (this is how you connect the second player), usb, SD, and one that says phone. There are a few more but I don't have it in front of me.
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I have these hooked up to a Sony receiver. Not sure of the outputs on your dvd player. Does it have speaker terminals? if not then these will not work with it. Hope this helps. WDJ
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I already had a little headphone jack gizmo that has the red and yellow RCA jacks at the other end, that I pugged into the DVD RCA female receptacles in the back of the receiver. The HiRes DVD player connects via a HDMI cable to a HDMI jack provided by the receiver. I use an iPOD. I already had this wire thing, you can get one at Amazon or down at a mall, I guess, if you can't wait...
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you would need to get a USB or firewire based module in order to enable you to send a DTS signal, such as M-Audio's Transit which uses an optical audio out. If you have OS X 10.4 (Tiger), you will be able to send DTS from the DVD Player if you have an optical out that can send it (like the Transit). This will allow you to get the full sound out of that system. I'm about to get a transit, myself. I have a Dual 1Ghz G4 (Quicksilver 2002) Mac.
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it is a radio and that works well and the dvd player works as long as you don't try to use headphones; it will not work with headphones at all
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I used it for my truck DVD player ir headphones.So yes, it will work with two players as long as they're IR capable. Hope this helps.
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No, this pair uses an IR frequency to receive the audio signal from your vehicle's media source. The headphone solution that you seek are a set that uses bluetooth technology.
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Well, I am not sure what DVD player you have and what connection it supports. Generally it is not something you plug to DVD player.However, if your DVD player has a 3.5 mm jack and your external speakers support RCA plugins then it will work.
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As far as I know, it works with any device that has a headphone jack. The cable isn't very long, so you'd have to keep it very close to the DVD player, but it should work.
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Probably a stupid question, can this be used for audio signals? : ie. for wireless headphones?
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There is a lot of information missing in your question. If your intention is to take the DVD player's or TV's analog audio output to feed a coaxial (S/PDIF) or optical (Toslink) input on your speakers, then this unit would do the job. If you give me your equipment models I could give you more info. Take care !
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No it's not going to work. This unit only works on systems that have both a matter and a slave unit... I don't know what you would use for you're application. Maybe an aftermarket stereo is better.
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It will connect an external monitor, however there is only one zone, so you can only mirror the media that is playing on the head unit.
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If your question is will the TRANSMITTER, for my wireless headphones, work with this unit - the answer would be YES... If, however, you are trying to plug your HEADPHONES directly into the converter my answer to you would be a resounding NO... I have NOT had one minutes worth of trouble with this unit - over a year... I plug the digital audio out of my TV to my Denon Preamp and VIOLA my TV is fully integrated into my home entertainment system!
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They should. If the DVD unit uses IR receivers (you should see a little receiver on the corner of the DVD player like a TV Infrared TV and Remote receiver). If you see that and/or you have a remote that works with your DVD system, the ear phones should work. I have a 2004 Toyota minivan and the ear phones work on that older model vehicle. As long as the person wearing the head phones is in front of the DVD (like in the back seats), the ear phones will pick up the DVD player.