TV to receiver via HDMI. RCA plug wireless headphones silence speakers. To hear both, can product connect headphones to receiver or TV optical audio?
1514805
It worked for me. I needed it for a wireless headset that did not work with or connect to the new televisions.
2027075
the only audio output on some HDTVs is optical, such as my Viera X1, so the only way you will get any sound from your TV channels through your speakers (which your TV processes from the input from the wall) is from that optical output to your receiver unless you use a cable-box in which case you can just get it from a HDMI or optical cable from the cable-box to your receiver. The reason for this is the TVs, at least the ones I've setup, do not output audio through HDMI only through RCA or optical, and you'll only get digital audio from optical obviously so that's why the guide shows that. The optical cables are really cheap anyhow on Amazon so it shouldn't be a problem.
1193947
I got rid of my Denon receiver but I believe you can. The HDMI has a signal feed back the send audio signal out of the TV over HDMI into the receiver. Most receivers have this feature. If I remember correctly there should be a button on the Denon remote control marked 'TV'. Just press this button and you should here the TV audio over you speakers that are connected to your receiver.
537866
Can you still hear the sound through the TV as well as the wireless speakers. I would like to hear the sound from both, and it is unclear whether using the speakers stops the sound coming out of the TV too? I see that when you use the headphone jack, the sound does stop coming out of the TV. But when you use the RCA plug, does that change anything and allow the sound to come from both?
444166
The web for sure. As far as TV goes, these are a wired headphone so you would have to do one of two things. The first would be sitting close to the TV as it uses the 3.5mm Jack that standard headphones use. If you don't have that on you TV you can always by a 3.5mm to a y splitter rca cables for your tv. Second option is to by one of those wireless audio adapters that has a box you plug in your headphones, similar to a receiver. Hope that answers your questions.
523464
Yes， it still pass audio through the HDMI and RCA L/R, after connect the T-AMP(for headphones), you can use it for wireless headphones and TV Audio at the same time.
208569
I just got this email your answer is any headphones will work but you have to connect through a device that you can control the output sound level as there is no control on the tv to do that.
548709
Dean Hansen, There is an audio output for receivers that carries a fixed (rather than the headphone-friendly "variable") output only. If there's a headphone option, it would need to be on the receiver, audio bar or Home Theater system, since one isn't available on the TV. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
379072
I do not have this product, but I have been doing research on this receiver for a little bit. Happen to come across this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-54gx09HGQ. It would appear that you can listen to music from any source and watch muted tv.
2269828
Yes. I have a sound bar so my TV speakers are off anyway. I ended up plugging the headphones into the Optical jack on my DirecTV receiver but I had it plugged into my TV first.
2227083
This depends on how the transmitter is hooked up to the TV, and/or sound system. At first I hooked them to the headphone jack to test the frequency and range of the headphones. On my system, this set-up will mute all other outputs. I now have them hooked up to the audio out jack at the back of my receiver, and the headphones and speakers both operate with independent volume control (although, I must adjust the speaker volume first, then adjust the headphone volume to adjust to the speaker set point.
2046092
Yes, I use the audio out with HDMI for headphones. You should be able to connect the audio out to an audio input on an amplifier for external speaker reception.
444889
Leslie..you need to run your headphones through your audio receiver and not the tv...this should work..if you do not have a audio receiver,then you have to use audio input jacks to your tv....hope this helps.
139226
There is Audio out at the back of the TV Screen. Simply plug that to the input on the receiver.
332981
There is a separate transponder device which remains wired to the TV using an 1/8" cable (connected to "audio out" at the TV). Also gets plugged into a standard outlet for power. The headphones connect wirelessly to the transponder.
370980
HDMI carries high def video and audio, I never needed to use headphones too. You could definitely use your TV's headphone jack. I will hook it up and test use of smart phone headphone jack while using HDMI connection tomorrow and try to re-answer your question based upon my results.
1415141
Yep, I did. Hook an optical sound cable from the TV to your receiver and switch TV sound to external speakers. Mine sounds awesome in surround sound. This will turn your TV speakers off however. Cheers, Gary