Can I use this device to listen to Apple TV with headphones?
1506595
You should be able to but it would be awkward. This device is not powered. You have to plug its USB cable in to a powered USB port or a USB charger or USB battery pack. So in theory you could use a USB battery pack (USB device battery charger--battery extender device) plug this Sabrent device into it, tape them together or something, put it in your pocket and plug your headphones in and walk around your place with lossless WiFi audio. If i get a spare second I may try it. The issue would be power output, it likeley would not drive studio headphones well. Earbuds maybe.
1506596
I'm thinking no. This is an air play transmitter. Im pretty sure the Apple TV has air play built in. You would need some sort of air play enabled headphones that I'm not sure exist.
1506597
Also using this setup the only volume control you have is on the audio output device sending the airplay signal. I use the Airfoil software to send audio frommy Windows 7 PC (on all software not just iTunes on the PC) over my LAN Cable to my WiFi router then to my Sabrent hooked up to stereo in different room.
1479898
You can use a device like this to turn any audio/video device with headphone audio output--such as your TV yourself or your TV through an audio system--into a bluetooth enabled audio transmitter you can connect the headphones to directly: Bluetooth Transmitter-Grey
344504
Yes, you can do that with any almost any device using a 3.5 mm headphone jack which would include every apple device, android phones and tablets and windows phones and tablets. Thanks for asking.
248817
Sort of, you can plug it into an spdif cable that is attached to your TV then you can use it from a 3.5mm spdif jack, not a normal headphone jack.
1701269
If your tv has a headphone jack, then yes. I use mine on an iMac, because my old radio has much richer sound than the internal mac speakers.
1219792
You can't do that. This device is only a receiver. It is not smart enough to sync with your headphones. Think of it like two receivers.
1381869
Absolutely not It's a simple device with RCA connection only, and poor, proprietary wireless connectivity as I said before. It is meant to be the substitute for Airplay on a non-apple device. Hook it up to your receiver.
47448
Yes, just connect a common audio cable to the "Audio Out" on your TV and to the headphone base. The cable comes with the headphones. Its very easy to install and works great! You can turn the volume all the way down on the TV and use the volume control on the headphones. The sound is far superior to "TV Ears".
1943378
Yes, the appletv can forward its' audio out to this speaker...but note the appletv will not output any audio to the local speakers then, only to this device.
688336
i just spoke with Bose rep and she said yes, you can hook up your i pod thru the tv's red/white audio input and the sound will come out through the bose speakers!
519884
Not sure you can physically hook them up I do it when using Apple Airplay through Apple TV and a newer Apple device.
580539
This will work with anything with a normal headphone jack (like a kindle). They're not wireless, however, and you can't listen to TV with them unless your TV has a headphone jack (which most don't, and even if yours did, the provided cord is very short). Having said that, I wouldn't really recommend these headphones as they are very cheaply made and break for no reason, as many reviewers have noted and as I have personally experienced myself.
1258353
The television does not have a headphone jack. You would need to purchase wireless tv headphones.
334869
Well you have a headphone jack and a set of RCA connectors..you should be able to.
307112
Sure, as long as your TV has the output for Toslink or Coaxial and your headphones use the 3.5mm audio jack or RCA. The only problem I can see you having is that on my TV you cannot control the volume via the TV so your headphone should have some sort of volume control.
1100669
I've used the headphones with a TV and on my Ipad and they worked well. I don't see any reason why they wouldn't work with an iPhone.
659173
Yes you can. Some Mention to Apple TV is some times listed but it's just an HDMI to VGA with audio converter. Works well for me.