If my TV has bluetooth can I use this to receive audio and listen with my own headphones? Does this have a volume control?
1492237
BlueAnt does have volume control. I have only used this unit to play music from my phone to my car.
1492238
I have never tried this, but it should work. Yes, it does have a volume control.
1389103
Some headphones have a volume adjustment on them otherwise if you have the device connected properly you should be able to turn the volume up on the tv you are connected to. You also might have to turn off the internal tv speaker setting on your tv when using this with newer tvs
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Disclaimer: I have not connected a bluetooth-capable TV to the system. When you do connect the speakers via bluetooth, you can still control the incoming volume of the source device. In this case, it will depend on what controls are available on the TV when sharing a bluetooth connection. In contrast, it is possible that the TV bluetooth connection operates like a simple "Audio Out" where the "output volume level" may be controlled via the TV settings.
912205
There is no volume control. No way to make it louder. Quite disappointing. Now after only having it a month or so it's not connecting to any of my blue tooth's. Look for a different device for this kind of product. Hope I helped. I read all the reviews to.
859905
The Volume Control for this headset is an inline device that works independently of where it is plugged in. So, yes it will work on your TV.
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The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the... » Read More The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. « Show Less
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If you are wanting to use to headphones for your Tv, you can ....just follow directions for installation..OR you can use them with a Sterio that has your Tv running thru it when in the aux mode......this option lets OTHERS hear the Tv with the volume control on the Tv while you are hearing it thru the headphones that are hooked up to the sterio
2125738
Sadly no. I had to use HDMI to connect it to my tv to get sound. You can also connect your own speakers.
537907
Dave, check the rear of your TV for the Audio Output, should be two ,right and left . you connect the white and red leads from the TV Listener transmitter to the TV. Set the transmitter in your line of sight so your headphones can connect with its beam. you control the volume from the head set. The TV can be on mute or low low and you can still control the volume. I love these headphones'
975458
No! You only get sound through the head phones, but the volume control is your TV remote. The television speakers are muted.
65433
The volume can only be controlled by the sound bar remote. I thought this would be a problem but I have my television audio set to auto adjust sound and very rarely need to ever pickup the sound bar remote.
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After looking at the TV settings, I don't see any direct bluetooth function...so I seriously doubt it. Hear is an idea for you though. The way I arranged my sound, is hooking up my Vizio Soundbar to the TV via the Optical Cable. The rest of Vizio surround system is wireless/bluetooth. So, I have my cell phone and other bluetooth devices linked to the soundbar instead, which is good because you wont even need to have the TV on, if you are linking your music device. Hope this helps.
975457
No, it does not have a volume control. It also stopped working after a short time. Buy something else.
784061
Sorta of, that little round thing you see in the pic, I guess you could call that a remote. It's wired. Touching the top of it mutes the sound, touching it a second time turns the sound back on. Turning in controls the volume and there is a jack in the side of it for headphones. There is no remote in the true sense of wireless remote.However, if your planning to use this for TV speakers you can se the master volume and use the TV's remote for other functions.
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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.
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No it just has a straight audio cable from the headphone to the plug. Would have to control the volume from the device.
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I dont believe it can control the volume output from the computer - this is a wired connection, not bluetooth. My headset does not have a volume control on it. If your wired headset has volume control, then it should work on its own regardless of the dongle.