I just want to hear the tv on my bluetooth headset, could be a delay in the sound?, It's important because I want to play video games too.
902892
If there is a delay? I have tried to notice it AND if it does exist I am unable to detect it. Maybe some are just more sensitive than me!
902893
It worked well for me watching TV. However, this does not charge will operating, so you will have to remove and charge occasionally. For me, it was every 2 to 3 days. I finally when back to my normal wireless headset.
67718
It depends on how your TV delivers it's sound. If it has a low level analogue out(RCA jacks) you should have no problem(except for a possible delay in the sound. However if your only output is a headphone jack, it might defeat the TV sound. I can't really help you without your TV's manual.
1085391
The sound sound on the tv itself is definitely lacking in the audio department. I see why you ordered one, with that being said I have no idea if it will work or not, hell I didn't even know they had one.
378140
I have the LN46A650 and had the same delay problem between the tv and the home theatre system. This was corrected with the help of the cable installer. He told me to go to my settings in the home theatre system and find the audio setting and there should be an option for sound delay to set up each speaker. There was and I set each speaker to zero delay, and it has been perfect ever since. Try it out, it worked great for me. It matches the tv's audio, home theatre audio, and the peoples lips when talking. I can now listen to the home theatre speakers only, or add a little tv volume to fill in the gaps and it all sounds great. Sweeeeeet! Hope this helps somebody like it helped me. I have the LN46A650 and had the same delay problem between the tv and the home theatre system. This was corrected with the help of the cable installer. He told me to go to my settings in the home theatre system and find the audio setting and there should be an option for sound delay to set up each speaker. There was and I set each speaker to zero delay, and it has been perfect ever since. Try it out, it worked great for me. It matches the tv's audio, home theatre audio, and the peoples lips when talking. I can now listen to the home theatre speakers only, or add a little tv volume to fill... » Read More I have the LN46A650 and had the same delay problem between the tv and the home theatre system. This was corrected with the help of the cable installer. He told me to go to my settings in the home theatre system and find the audio setting and there should be an option for sound delay to set up each speaker. There was and I set each speaker to zero delay, and it has been perfect ever since. Try it out, it worked great for me. It matches the tv's audio, home theatre audio, and the peoples lips when talking. I can now listen to the home theatre speakers only, or add a little tv volume to fill in the gaps and it all sounds great. Sweeeeeet! Hope this helps somebody like it helped me. « Show Less
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That's a function of the TV and how you connect. Some TV's will auto mute when you plug in to a 3.5mm audio output. You should be OK if you have RCA audio out on your TV. There also might be a latency which causes a slight echo effect for the person using the headphones, but it's bearable, at least for me.
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I have the same question. It says for TV so why can't you hear the tv through the Bluetooth speaker? Not tech savie so what do you mean a speaker and dongle that supports it? Isn't there one that works with any Bluetooth speaker and what would that be? Make it more simple to understand . Thanks
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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.
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I had to plug in my sound bar to the HEADPHONE jack of the TV. Try that and see if it doesn"t work for you too.
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Nope, the delay is seriously undetectable. As opposed to bluetooth which is abysmal! I have this hooked to tv's, computers, tablets, and there's no noticeable delay at all.
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I have a vizio 65 inch 3-d hd tv had never thought about plugging it in to my tv so I tried it the tv didn't swap sound signal from the front speakers to my headset so I unplugged them maybe its just my tv the headset has a usb end on it ( keep in mind that as im writing you this that im very sick with a head cold or flu maybe theres a set up I could have done that would have allowed the headset to work I just didn't explore it deeply enough )
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There is a delay . . . . . . if you are looking for a gamers TV this probably isn't it. I have heard of people getting this TV down to 14 millisecond response time but I haven't seen it. I probably get 45 millisecond when playing GTA5 with game mode on.
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I should have added that I bought an optical splitter for my tv in conjunction with a Bluetooth transmitter, one optical went to a sound bar and the other to the transmitter, thus TV/sound bar sound is independent of Bluetooth which transmits to my Bluetooth headphones, you could do something along that line as well.
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I'm assuming your using the stereo mini output from your TV into the speaker. Try toggling the M button on the speaker. There are 3 settings (Bluetooth, mini, and memory stick). You may also try your TV remote to be sure your assigned to the audio output mini jack on your TV. I hope this helps.
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Check the tv menu for audio options. Maybe there is an option to send the sound to external speakers that may need to select or enable. Make sure you are connecting the wires to the audio out jack and not accidentally into some other jacks.
675365
there should be a mute button if not lower the volume on your TV to 0 and Bluetooth should be very audible
556306
Check you system preferences or TV setting. It's probaly one of those. Also you won't get sound through the TV unless you change your sound preference
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I believe it needs to plug into an "output" source such as your cable box. You then run cables back to your TV through the device. Most AV connections on a TV are "input". There is little to no audio lag. However, you do need to have a fairly unobtrusive line of sight between your blue-tooth headphones and the device. I had place the device on the floor behind the TV in our bedroom and had connectivity issues. I then moved it to the stand the TV is sitting on and it worked like a charm.